Effective deterrent systems using quality energizers and galvanised wire.
Installed properly, with durable posts and correct earthing.
Faulty energizers, broken wires, fault alarms and power failures sorted quickly.
Systems integrated with gates and connected to your alarm.
Solutions for homes, business premises and industrial sites.
Competitive pricing and a free quotation before any work.
✓ Installation using quality energizers, galvanised wires and durable posts
✓ Repairs to faulty energizers, broken wires, fault alarms, power failures and faulty earthing
✓ Regular servicing and maintenance to keep the system fully operational
✓ Upgrades to modern energizers and smarter security integration
Yes. An electric fence is designed to deliver a short, sharp shock that is a strong deterrent without causing lasting harm. Correct installation and earthing are what make it both safe and effective, which is why it should be installed professionally.
In South Africa an electric fence system requires an Electric Fence System Certificate of Compliance, and it is typically needed when a property is sold or when a new system is installed. Speak to us about this when we quote so it is handled properly.
Yes. We repair faulty energizers, broken wires, fault alarms, power failures and faulty earthing, whoever installed the system originally.
Common causes are vegetation touching the wires, a broken or loose wire, a failing energizer, or an earthing problem. It is worth having it looked at rather than switching the alarm off, because the fence is usually telling you something is wrong.
Yes. Electric fencing can be integrated with gates and connected to alarm and monitoring systems so an attempted breach raises an alert.
Yes. Electric fencing is most commonly installed on top of an existing wall or fence, which is the quickest way to raise the security of a boundary you already have.
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