Southern Fencing Limited

02/10/2026

🚧 We’re Hiring – Fencer / Labourer / Apprentice 🚧

Southern Fencing is looking for another team member to join us in Queenstown!

👷‍♂️ What you’ll be doing:

Building timber & metal fences, rabbit fencing & retaining walls

Mixing concrete & using power tools

Digging holes where machines can’t get

Working in a small, supportive team

💪 We’re after someone who is:

Fit & strong

Positive with a can-do attitude

Reliable & a good team player

Experience is a bonus (but not essential – we’ll train you!)

✅ What we offer:

Competitive pay 💰 $35 - $45/hr

Full training provided

Paid travel time outside Queenstown

Uniform & PPE supplied

Plenty of hours available

Sponsorship

Company vehicle

📍 Based in Queenstown

👉 Email your CV to [email protected]

Southern fencing ltd is a industry leader in rural, commercial, residential fencing & retaining walls

17/09/2026

Shifting the fence for the 4th or 5th time 🙈😂

14/09/2026

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23/08/2026

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21/08/2026

Backing up to rock drill the world 🌎

19/08/2026

Stunning day in Queenstown today 🤩

14/08/2026

It’s taken a while to process this

On the 13th of April I received the most devastating news, I was told my best friend, mentor and general life coach had passed away

I had started working for Gordon when I was 15.

It was the summer holidays of 2002 that I called him asking for a job, he pick me up and took me to work. I was always excited to be going to work with him, if he said jump I’d jump.. he took my to mystery creek to watch the fencing competition, I was inspired and loved all the different adventures we’d go on and places we’d worked

I got to work from just north of castle point at Owāhanga Station to way up north of gisborn and west of wairoa up the Ruakituri Valley and on the famous stations around Taihape like pukeokahu station Timahanga Station Ngamatea Station .. he egged me on if it was good or bad , I’d end up with no eye brows and endless laughs.

In the recent 11 years we’d spoken to each other almost every day, first it was to build me back after a car crash that put me in a coma for 3 weeks, broke my femur in 3 places, broke my hand and a head injury .

It happened in march 2014 . In August that year he took me hunting and flew me up into southern alps.. I could walk up but he’d have to help me walk down

We started the business after his encouragement and he mentored me almost every day to get me started, after a while we’d be bouncing ideas off each other and he’d still egg me on into building us to what we are today, we’d try catch up every time he was down here or I was heading north.

I was lucky enough to spend some time with him recently while he was in Queenstown for a 40th

I took him hunting with a friend on our boat for the day and drop him off at ayrburn, late of course and no shower but he’d got a deer and that’s what he loved

I talk about him every day, the memories I’ve had with him are some of me best I’ve got

Rest in peace my friend ❤️❤️❤️

I try be like you every day.. kind, patient and work hard

14/08/2026

This is a write up Goldpine’s done on us.. and a video 😉

It’s a modern method of traditionally footing a strainer.. it’s been a few years since I’ve dug in a t footed strainer & pegged it down.. it’s what’s under ground that matters

https://goldpine.co.nz/over-the-fence/mike-andrews-traditionally-footing-a-strainer-using-a-y-post

https://vimeo.com/1111075224?fl=pl&fe=sh

Mike Andrews from Southern Fencing shows us how to traditionally foot a strainer.