Durable enclosures that hold up to daily wear. We fence lots, yards, and worksites with materials chosen to last through the seasons.
Commercial sites put fencing through a different kind of wear than a backyard ever will: equipment traffic, weather exposure, security requirements, and long stretches of perimeter that all need to hold up without constant upkeep. We build to that standard, not a residential one.
Whether it's securing a storage yard, fencing a lot line, or enclosing a worksite for the duration of a project, we scope the job around how the site is actually used: vehicle access points, sightlines for security, and the load the fence needs to handle over years of daily traffic.
We work with property managers, contractors, and business owners directly. Common work includes property and lot line fencing, equipment and storage yard enclosures, heavy-duty panel systems, vehicle and access gates, perimeter security fencing, and worksite enclosures.
Commercial lines can be built in any of these five materials. We'll match the choice to the site, the level of security you need, and how much wear the fence has to take.
Vinyl
Wood
Chain Link
Metal
Corrugated
A secure perimeter reduces the risk of theft and unauthorized access to yards, lots, and storage areas.
Heavy-duty panel systems are chosen to stand up to vehicle traffic, weather, and years of continuous use, not just look the part.
A clear, controlled perimeter helps manage who's on-site and reduces exposure around equipment and hazards.
We can fence lots and yards on a timeline that fits around an active business or ongoing construction work.
Anything from smaller storage yards to full lot perimeters. Send over the site plan or let us walk the property, and we'll scope material and crew needs from there.
In most cases, yes. We'll plan around your operating hours and access needs, and where it's practical we can phase the installation so the site stays functional while work is underway.
Heavier panel systems are usually the better fit for lots and yards that see regular vehicle or equipment traffic. They tend to take wear better than lighter residential-grade materials and need less upkeep over time. We'll go over what makes sense for your site.
Yes. Swing and sliding gates sized for equipment and vehicle access, matched to the rest of the perimeter fencing. See Gates for more detail.
It scales with the length of the perimeter and how accessible the site is, so timelines vary more than they do on residential jobs. We'll give you a project-specific timeline as part of the quote.
Tell us about your property and we'll get back to you with a quote. Serving Salmon Arm, Vernon, Revelstoke, Sicamous, Armstrong, Enderby & Tappen.