Monument black Colorbond fence with matching gates along a Perth rear laneway
Who You Are Dealing With

About Dial-A-Mate

Owner-operated fencing and landscaping out of Camillo — Sam Gossage on the tools, right across the Perth metro.

Dial-A-Mate Fencing is a local, owner-operated fencing and landscaping business run by Sam Gossage out of Camillo — working both sides of the river across the Perth metro, and out into regional WA on the bigger jobs.

When you call Dial-A-Mate you get Sam, not a call centre. He quotes the job, he builds the job, and he is the one you ring if you ever need anything afterwards. That is the whole point of the name — you are calling a mate who happens to build very good fences.

The work covers Colorbond boundaries, storm-damage replacement, commercial and site fencing for builders and head contractors, garrison security fencing, chain link and chainmesh, gates and automation, retaining walls and a large scope of landscaping. Timber is the one we do least of — most people in WA go steel — but Sam will still quote it if you ask.

Sam only uses genuine COLORBOND® steel. Not the cheap look-alike sheeting that fades and chalks after a couple of Perth summers — the real thing, with the warranty behind it. It costs a bit more to buy and it is the reason his fences still look right years later.

How Sam Works

  • Free measure and quote, seven days
  • Genuine COLORBOND® steel every time
  • Turns up when he says he will
  • Clean site — rubbish and old fence taken away
  • Storm damage and emergency repairs prioritised
  • Fully insured and ABN-verified
  • Straight answers, no jargon, no surprises
  • Residential, commercial and mine-site experience
Fully insuredLocally ownedFree quotesGenuine COLORBOND® steel

Recent Work

Where You Will Find Us

Based in

Camillo, WA 6111

On the tools across the whole Perth metro seven days, both sides of the river — plus commercial, chain link and mine-site work out in regional WA.

Want a fence built properly?

Give Sam a call for a free measure and quote — seven days, anywhere across the Perth metro.