Brandstech supplies and installs electric fencing for Gauteng homes and businesses. Share boundary layout, property type and existing equipment to discuss a suitable installation.
Tell us your suburb and the boundary you need to cover.
Start with boundary length, shape, condition and access points. The scope should explain the proposed arrangement and equipment.
Wall condition and fixing points affect the proposed work. Describe damage, unusual corners and existing components.
Describe gates, nearby vegetation and working access. These details help identify preparation and upkeep needs.
Layout and equipment depend on the site. Confirm materials, energiser and optional monitoring in the quote.
Discuss fitting points on existing walls.
Discuss a standalone boundary arrangement and available space.
Discuss equipment location and supported controls.
Share measurements, photographs, openings and existing equipment details.
Confirm proposed inclusions and which items are optional.
Ask how the equipment is powered and whether backup is proposed. Do not assume a fixed outage runtime.
Discuss supported controls and monitoring functions of the selected equipment.
Ask what indication is provided and what the owner needs to do when it activates.
Existing systems need compatibility checks before connections are included.
Boundaries, access and existing structures guide the installation.
Share wall layout, gates and areas needing attention. Obtain required property permissions.
Describe shared boundaries, visitor access and who manages the equipment.
Share boundary length, vehicle openings and working access constraints.
Length, layout, supports, equipment, access and work on structures affect the quote.
Describe damage and planned repairs to walls or fencing.
Corners, slopes and openings affect proposed materials and work.
Provide photos of trees, difficult access and restricted working areas.
Discuss power, equipment position and routes before agreeing the scope.
Ask which materials, testing and handover tasks are included and which work needs separate approval.
Discuss the selected equipment, compatibility and proposed installation scope. Confirm models and optional features in your quote.
Discuss the property and agree the work before installation starts.
Share photos, measurements, openings and existing equipment.
Confirm layout, materials and any separate preparation work.
Discuss supports, cable routes and finishes as part of the scope.
Confirm agreed checks and ask how to use controls and arrange attention if problems occur.
Discuss selected equipment and site conditions before assuming a capability.
Ask how equipment is powered, whether backup is included and what affects runtime. Do not assume every installation has the same capability.
Share suburb, boundary photos, approximate length, openings and existing equipment. Describe access restrictions and nearby vegetation.
Connections depend on compatible equipment and agreed configuration. Provide existing model details so any connection can be checked.
Layout, supports, equipment requirements and property conditions guide materials. Ask for the quoted materials and scope to be explained.
Share your suburb, property type, boundary layout and existing fencing. Ask Brandstech to explain equipment, scope and next steps.