A new fence should look deliberate from the street and hold up to Canadian seasons—not sag by the second spring. Our installation line covers commercial campuses, strata townhomes, rural acreages, and tight urban lots where every inch matters. We start with what you are trying to solve: security, privacy, pool code, livestock, or a clean property line for resale. You do not need engineered drawings on day one; photos and a rough sketch are enough to begin. Technicians mark posts, confirm setbacks, and talk through frost depth and gate swing before concrete goes in. Whether you need chain link, cedar, vinyl, aluminum, or composite, the same coordinators answer at 1-888-892-0457.
How installs are planned
Layout starts with property lines, easements, and gate swing. We mark post holes before augering so surprises stay in the office, not mid-pour.
Underground utilities must be located where required—call before we dig is not just a slogan on commercial sites.
Commercial vs residential pacing
Retail and industrial clients often need night or weekend work to keep storefronts open. Homeowners may prefer single-day post setting with panel hang the next morning to limit yard downtime.
We confirm who meets the crew for access codes, strata rules, and pet safety.
After installation
Walk the line with the lead installer—latch tension, post plumb, and cap details matter for longevity.
Maintenance tips (stain, lubricate hinges, wash vinyl) are included so you know what normal weathering looks like versus real failure.
Markets we publish
Choose a city for rental or install/repair context near your site.
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Questions before you install
Do you handle permits?
Permit rules vary by municipality. We tell you what is owner-pull versus contractor-pull and what drawings inspectors typically want.
Can you match my existing fence?
Often yes for wood and vinyl if we know the profile. Chain link depends on gauge and coating; bring a sample photo if you can.
How long does installation take?
Small residential runs may finish in a day or two; long commercial lines or hillside augering take longer. Weather and cure time for concrete are part of the honest schedule.
Is this the same number as rentals?
Yes—1-888-892-0457 routes you to coordinators who handle installs, repairs, and construction fence rental.