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Mid-North Coast Farm Fencing

Farm fencing on the Mid-North Coast needs to do more than mark a line — it needs to keep livestock secure, stand up to tough weather and last without constant patch-ups. That’s where we come in. At Aztech Fencing, we build strong, purpose-built fencing for rural and industrial properties across the region, using proven materials and methods that suit the land they’re going on.


From post and rail runs for horse paddocks to chain wire enclosures for commercial sites, we tailor every build to the job at hand. We understand the practical side of rural fencing — gate placement, stock pressure, machinery access — and we’re just as comfortable working on wide-open acreage as we are around sheds, tanks and yards. If you need a fence that handles hard use and still lines up square, we’ll make it happen.


Call 0438 074 828 to speak with a team that knows rural and industrial fencing inside out.

Built for Work

We’ve seen it too many times — fencing that looks fine on day one, but wasn’t built to suit the land or the job. Posts that weren’t driven deep enough. Rails are too light for stock pressure. Gates hung in the wrong spot or were too narrow for machinery. It’s not just frustrating — it costs time, effort and money to fix.


We don’t take shortcuts, and we don’t make assumptions. Before we build, we check the ground, measure for strain and talk through exactly how you’ll be using the space. That way, your fence works with the way you move, not against it, and it won’t let you down when the weather turns or the stock pushes hard. We build fencing that’s practical, well-planned and ready for the long haul.

Get in touch with us today, we’ll help you get your rural fencing sorted.

Post & Rail Fencing on the Mid-North Coast

Post and rail fencing is a smart choice for horse paddocks, rural driveways and larger boundaries where visibility and low stock impact matter. We offer several build options — including treated pine, hardwood or galvanised steel posts paired with timber rails — so you can choose what suits your site and livestock best. Each fence is laid out with proper spacing, deep-rammed posts and strong rail fixings to ensure a straight, solid finish that won’t shift over time.


Call 0438 074 828 to discuss post and rail fencing options for your property.

Rural Fencing on the Mid-North Coast

Rural fencing isn’t one-size-fits-all — it needs to match the land, the stock and the way you work. We build fencing systems that go beyond the boundary line, with options for integrated gates, permanent and temporary sections, stock flow control and water source protection. Whether you're fencing in open paddocks, sectioning off yards or creating safe access to cattle crushes and loading ramps, we’ll design a layout that holds up to pressure and keeps your property running smoothly. Choose from timber, plain or barbed wire, dog mesh and more — all installed with stock safety and long-term use in mind.


Call 0438 074 828 to get a rural fence built to suit your land, your livestock and your workload.

Chain Wire Fencing on the Mid North Coast

Chain wire is a tough, no-nonsense option for securing industrial yards, commercial sites and utility areas. We install high-tensile mesh in a range of heights and gauges, with optional barbed wire for added security. Every panel is properly tensioned and fastened for strength that holds — no sagging, no shortcuts. It’s a low-maintenance, high-strength setup that delivers solid perimeter control without the visual bulk of solid fencing.


Call 0438 074 828 to lock in a chain wire solution built for your site.

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