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Privacy, security, and curb appeal — cedar, modern horizontal layouts, and steel-accent gates installed plumb, tight, and ready for Canadian seasons.

Cedar gate and fence detail in a side yard

A fence is the handshake your property makes with the street. It should be straight enough to read as discipline, warm enough to feel residential, and strong enough that a January wind does not become a February insurance note.

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Installation discipline

Posts are the soul of a fence. We set for drainage, brace gate openings like structural openings, and keep rails in plane so pickets do not look like a wave in three years.

  1. Locate & verify

    Utilities, easements, and survey pins — we confirm before the auger spins.

  2. Post & beam

    Depth, concrete strategy (where used), and hardware that matches exposure class.

  3. Field & reveals

    Consistent picket spacing, clean tops, and caps that shed water.

  4. Gate fit

    Latch height, swing arc, and striker adjustments — the daily touch points have to feel premium.

Frequently asked

How deep do you set posts in Ontario clay?

Depth and diameter follow frost lines and soil type — not a single magic number from a catalogue. In heavy clay we favour drainage at the post base and sometimes engineered footings for gates that carry real weight.

Can you match a neighbour’s fence line on a shared boundary?

We coordinate offsets, heights, and municipal bylaws before we cut a post. If a shared repair makes sense, we document expectations in writing so both sides know where the responsibility line sits.

What about winter installs?

Some phases are seasonal — concrete cure and certain finishes need temperature windows. We will not pour or stain into conditions that guarantee call-backs. If weather pauses work, communication does not pause with it.

Whether you need quiet backyard privacy in Durham or a frontage detail that elevates a corner lot in Oakville, we build fences that look as good on Monday morning as they do on Saturday night.