AGCON Fencing
Richard's precision on surveyed vineyard posts and practical farm fencing keeps customers calling him back.
Richard is the only name that appears, and he is praised across different job types: stock fences, post and rail, emu wire, high-density vineyards, and small allotments. The reviews point to careful preparation and a genuine interest in getting the position and materials right rather than just banging in posts. Some of that confidence comes from his stated farming, engineering and building background, which a few customers mention when talking through design choices. If you have a tricky or precise job, ask Richard about site prep and fencing layout before accepting a quote. For straightforward rural fencing, he looks like a safe pair of hands based on these reviews.
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What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (12 total)
“a farming, engineering and building background”
“every post was positioned precisely”
“reliable, hard-working and his attention to detail”
“even removing the blackberries”
“a terrific post & rail fence”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 21 fencings in Ballarat
Credentials & background
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About AGCON Fencing
Richard at AGCON builds practical, rural-style fencing with an engineer's eye. His background covers farming, engineering and building, which shows in the way he handles odd shapes, slopes and problem spots. Several reviews describe him positioning vineyard posts to match GPS and survey lines precisely. He does more than standard wire runs: emu wire, kangaroo and rabbit exclusion, stock fencing, post and rail, gates, and blackberry clearing before the job starts. Most reviewers mention he is easy to talk to and keeps them posted from quote to final walk-through. He also seems willing to work at the scale each property needs, from a small allotment to a working cattle farm. Expect him to offer feedback on materials, placement, and the best type of fence for the site rather than just quoting what you ask for. His equipment and the condition of completed work both draw comments, which suggests care beyond the visible finish. If your job is in the Brown Hill area or nearby rural blocks, he is worth a call when you want one person across the whole project.
Best for: rural and farm fencing across uneven or surveyed ground, post and rail jobs around sheds and entrances, and fencing that needs practical design advice rather than just a quick wire run.
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Does AGCON Fencing do small residential jobs, or is it mostly farm work?+
Reviews mention both. Richard has done a small allotment, a few shed surrounds, and more involved farm fencing across cattle properties and vineyards. He appears comfortable working at different scales, so a smaller job in Brown Hill is not automatically out of scope.
Can Richard help with a fence on uneven or difficult ground?+
Yes. At least one customer had a vineyard designed on GPS and survey lines, and every post was positioned for the contours and row widths. The reviews suggest he thinks through alignment and grade rather than just running a straight line.
What kind of fencing materials and styles does AGCON use?+
Reviews mention emu wire, kangaroo and rabbit exclusion, stock fencing, post and rail, and vineyard wire and posts. Several customers say Richard gives advice on the best type of fencing, positioning and materials for the property, drawing on his farming and engineering background.
Is Richard the person who turns up to do the work?+
Every review that names a tradesperson names Richard. More than one customer describes him being involved from early discussions through to job completion. For most jobs it looks like you deal with and get Richard directly, though the team may vary on larger installations.
How quickly can AGCON Fencing start a job?+
One reviewer said Richard was able to start just days after viewing the job, but the reviews as a group do not establish a reliable response time. If speed matters, it is worth confirming current availability when you make contact.