IMS PATIOS SHEDS AND FENCING
Kim and his team sort the permits, the design and the install so your patio or shed just gets built.
Kim, Terry and Clint are the names people keep repeating, so you know who will probably run your job. The strongest thing in these reviews is follow-through: when a gutter join or a fence gate was not right, someone came out and fixed it, often the same day. One shed job went pear-shaped and the customer felt walked away from, but that is the only review of its kind in this sample. If your project has a hard finish date, lock in the install window at the quote stage, because a couple of customers found the full process ran longer than expected. Otherwise, hand over the shire paperwork and let them sort it.
Their work
What it's like working with them
Based on a sample of Google reviews (51 total)
“Terry and Kim from the Bunbury team were an absolute pleasure to deal with”
“managed whole job from design and approval through to finished build”
“attended to on the same day I spoke to him”
“removed the old (awful) patio and installed a new one in two days”
“We chose the Stratco Outback patio with slates across the back”
What they help with
Based on what their customers hired them for
How they stack up
Context from 440 fencings in Bunbury
Credentials & background
Sourced from 4 public records so you don't have to look them up yourself
About IMS PATIOS SHEDS AND FENCING
Patios, sheds, carports, fencing and the odd bit of guttering replacement are all in their wheelhouse. Kim and Kylie run the Bunbury outfit, with Terry doing a lot of the quoting and Arron the neighbour-sensitive fence work. Clint is the installer several customers name for turning jobs around in two days. They handle the full paper trail: shire applications, building approvals and the pre-build admin that slows most outdoor projects down. Reviews stretch across six years and cover work from Margaret River to Busselton, not just Bunbury. Follow-up after install shows up repeatedly: guttering joins redone, water leaks fixed the day they were raised. This is a practical choice for straight-up residential patio, shed and carport builds where you don't want to chase permits yourself.
Best for: new patio and shed builds that need shire approvals handled for you, carport upgrades, and fenced boundary work where you want one crew across the lot.
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Does IMS Patios Sheds and Fencing handle shire and building approvals?+
Yes. Several reviews mention they managed the whole process including shire paperwork, building authority approvals and keeping customers updated on progress. If you want an outdoor structure without chasing permits yourself, this is one of their clear strengths.
Who is likely to run my patio, shed or fence project?+
Kim and Kylie own the Bunbury branch, Terry is often the person at the front of the quoting and design stage, and Clint is the installer praised by name in several reviews. Arron handled a tricky boundary fence negotiation in at least one case. Asking who will be on site is sensible for larger or higher-spec builds.
Do they work outside the Bunbury area?+
Yes. Reviews mention completed work in Margaret River, Busselton, Donnybrook, and a retirement village in the wider region. Local spreads like that are normal for them, but it always pays to confirm timing if your place is more than 30 minutes away.
What do customers say about how they handle follow-up issues?+
Follow-up is a real high point. One customer had imperfect guttering joins replaced with a single length without pushback. Another had roof leaks from a new patio and IMS attended the same day they called. A gate problem was fixed the day it was raised as well.
How long does a typical patio or shed build take once it starts?+
Installation itself is fast. Two customers describe an old patio removed and a new one installed in two days, and a caravan cover was also finished in two days. The overall process can stretch due to supplier or shire delays, so ask for a realistic timeline when you get the quote.