Frequently Asked Questions

Fence height limits vary by municipality, but generally for residential applications:

• Front yard: around 1–1.2 m (3–4 ft)
• Side / rear yard: around 1.8–2 m (6–6.5 ft)

In commercial applications, building codes, zoning regulations, and fence locations can change these restrictions. Contact us for guidance on your specific project.

Residential fence installation depends on property size, materials, soil conditions, and project complexity. Larger commercial projects can take longer. We'll provide a detailed timeline during your consultation.

Fence pricing depends on several factors:

• Fence type (wood, chain link, ornamental, etc.)
• Total length of the fence
• Gates or automation requirements
• Ground conditions
• Site accessibility

A professional estimate is usually required to provide accurate pricing. Contact us for a free quote.

The best material depends on your priorities:

• Wood: Ideal for privacy and a classic appearance
• Chain link: Great for security and affordability
• Ornamental iron/aluminum: Excellent for appearance and long-term durability
• Security fencing: Best for commercial protection

Our team can recommend materials based on your budget, privacy needs, and property type.

Yes, but typically both neighbours share ownership and costs if the fence sits directly on the property line under Ontario's Line Fences Act. It's best to discuss the project with your neighbour before construction to avoid disputes.

If a fence sits on the property boundary, neighbours often split the cost equally unless another agreement is made. Municipal bylaws and the Ontario Line Fences Act govern disputes regarding shared fencing costs.

Yes! Our team will provide a complete and free estimate based on your project requirements. Contact us to schedule your consultation.

Fence posts in Ontario are typically installed 48 inches deep to reach below the frost line and prevent shifting during winter freeze cycles. However, the exact depth depends on the specific fencing system, fence height, and soil conditions at your property.

Our team takes care of all public utility locates prior to installing your fence. This ensures safe installation and protects underground services like gas, water, and electrical lines. Customers should notify us of any private utility lines, such as sprinkler systems. We always work with the customer to ensure clear communication and efficient planning before installation.