Each fencing job has its own project manager, site foreman and contracts administrator from the start. We look after design, supply, installation and handover, and write a safety plan for every site.
We make our concrete Noise Wall panels at our Wacol factory and install them with our own crews. Fencepac is TMR registered to both supply and build Noise Walls on state-controlled roads.
“Fencepac did an outstanding job across the project and became a go-to subcontractor for the AGJV. The work completed was of high quality and completed by very experienced people who know their scope very well.”
“Fencepac installed a noise barrier in Strathpine. The project's progress was tracked against programmed baselines and milestones. Our expectations of the quality of the project deliverables exceeded expectations.”
K. Takagi
Project Manager, Fulton Hogan
“The way Fencepac go about their work is of high standard. A good example of a competent and professional subcontractor.”
B. Young
Project Safety Manager, Seymour Whyte
“The attention to detail from Fencepac is refreshing and creates confidence. You can see that all members of the team know and understand the risks of their works. You and your team have done an amazing job, and it is greatly appreciated.”
J. Featherstone
Senior Project Engineer, Alder Constructions
Who we work for
CPB Contractors
Fulton Hogan
Acciona
John Holland
Beilby's
JF Hull
See Civil
Shadforth
Seymour Whyte
Landscape Plus
Eureka Landscapes
GemLife
Wilson Security
McNab
FKG Group
Case studies
How the work was run on three of our larger jobs, with the client, scope and contract value for each.
Dollar figures are Fencepac's contract value, not the total project value. Locations shown at town or suburb level.
Apprentices and Indigenous participation
Across our projects we have logged more than 30,000 apprentice hours and 20,000 Indigenous participation hours. We report these figures for government prequalification and Brisbane 2032.
30,000+
Company apprentice hours
20,000+
Company Indigenous hours
APA Wallumbilla
Coomera Stage 1
Coomera Stage 1
APA Wallumbilla
Common questions
Who is the largest commercial fencing company in Queensland?
Fencepac Group is Queensland's largest fencing specialist, operating since 1994 as a second generation family business. With 100+ direct employees, two depots (Sunshine Coast and Brisbane), their own manufacturing facility, and $500M+ in completed projects delivered, Fencepac delivers commercial fencing, Noise Walls, and retaining walls for tier-1 infrastructure projects across Australia.
What is a TMR registered noise barrier constructor?
A TMR (Transport and Main Roads) registered noise barrier constructor is a company approved by the Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads to design and install Noise Walls along state-controlled roads. Fencepac holds TMR Level 2 registration (the highest level of TMR approval) with 150+ major installations including Coomera Connector and Palm Beach to Tugun.
What types of Noise Walls are used in Queensland?
Noise Walls in Queensland include concrete acoustic barriers, timber Noise Walls, absorptive panels (which absorb sound energy), reflective panels (which deflect sound), transparent barriers (acrylic or polycarbonate for light transmission), steel or aluminium Noise Walls, and RMP rotationally moulded polyethylene panels. Fencepac designs and installs these systems for road, rail, and industrial applications, and manufactures concrete and other in-house products at Wacol.
What certifications should a commercial fencing contractor have?
A reputable commercial fencing contractor in Queensland should hold a QBCC licence, ISO quality management certification, safety accreditations (ISO 45001), and public liability insurance. For infrastructure work, TMR prequalification is important. Fencepac holds QBCC licence 1125039, ISO 9001, 14001, and 45001, and TMR Level 2 registration.
What is a Securemesh 358 fence?
Securemesh 358 is a high-security welded mesh fence panel with a tight 76.2mm x 12.7mm aperture that prevents finger and toe holds, making it virtually impossible to climb or cut. It is used for prisons, defence installations, airports, and critical infrastructure. Fencepac Commercial supplies and installs Securemesh 358 across Queensland and nationally.
What types of retaining walls are used in infrastructure projects?
Common retaining wall types for infrastructure include crib walls (interlocking precast concrete or timber), segmental block walls (modular concrete blocks with geogrid reinforcement), gabion walls (wire mesh baskets filled with rock), and stone pitching (placed rock for erosion control). Retaining Solutions by Fencepac delivers all types with full design and construct capability.
Does Fencepac do design and construct?
Yes, Fencepac offers full design and construct services across all three divisions. Their team manages projects from initial consultation through design, manufacturing at their Wacol facility, and installation with their own plant and crews. They deliver D&C solutions for clients from SMEs to tier-1 contractors and government agencies.
What areas does Fencepac service?
Fencepac is headquartered on the Sunshine Coast (Kunda Park) with a Brisbane depot (Wacol), servicing all of Queensland including SEQ, Gold Coast, Toowoomba, and regional areas. They also deliver projects nationally across Australia for major infrastructure works.
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