Recent projects: electric fencing, gates, alarms and CCTV
Real jobs our team did, with photos and what we did.
Since 1995 · Real jobs, photographed by our team
Every project shows the job, never the address
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Automated sliding gate at a complex entrance
An automated sliding mesh gate with an access keypad pedestal at a complex entrance.
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Electric fence on brick pillars and railings
Electric fence strands on top of brick pillars and steel railings along a road.
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Solar camera pole on a freestanding fence
A solar-powered camera pole on a freestanding electric fence at an off-grid site.
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Electric fence on palisade at an industrial site
Electric strands and razor wire on top of a palisade perimeter at an industrial site.
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Freestanding electric fence along an industrial yard
A freestanding electric fence with strainer posts along a red-soil industrial yard.
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Freestanding electric fence on a smallholding
A tall freestanding electric fence with strainer posts around a smallholding paddock.
Getting a job like this done takes three steps
- Send us a few photos WhatsApp us your suburb and a few photos.
- We visit and quote We measure and send an itemised written quote.
- We do the job And, with your OK, it might end up here too.
Questions
Questions people ask us
Are these real Saxmoore jobs?
Yes. Every project here is a job our team did, photographed on site. We never show a street address, house number or number plate.
Can I see a job near me?
WhatsApp us your suburb. If we’ve worked near you and the customer agrees, we’re happy to tell you more.
Why don’t you show the exact address?
For our customers’ security. We never show a street address, house number, number plate or a camera’s blind spot.
Can you do a job like this at my place?
Probably. Send us your suburb and a few photos on WhatsApp and we’ll tell you what we’d do and what it costs.
Get in touch
Real jobs, real suburbs, one local team since 1995
Want something like this at your place? Send us a few photos.
- 083 659 0957, calls and WhatsApp
- 114 Main St, Walkerville, 1876
- matthew@saxmoore.co.za