Privacy, security, and curb appeal for your property. We build fences sized and styled to fit your yard, your neighbourhood, and your budget.
A residential fence has to do a lot of jobs at once: keep the yard private, keep kids and pets contained, mark where your property ends, and look good doing it. We design and build each fence around your specific lot: its slope, its sightlines, and the way you actually use your yard.
A lot of our residential work is a mix of wood and black metal panel construction, and we also build straight wood privacy runs and simpler perimeter lines depending on what the property calls for. Before a build starts, we like to look at the property in person so we can talk through material and height options and flag anything, such as slope, existing structures, or tree roots, that could affect the work.
Typical residential work covers privacy and perimeter fencing, backyard and front-yard enclosures, wood, metal, or combination framing, post setting on level or sloped ground, and any gates worked into the fence line.
A residential fence can be built in any of these five materials. Which one suits your yard usually comes down to privacy, upkeep, and budget, and we'll go over the options with you before anything is quoted.
Vinyl
Wood
Chain Link
Metal
Corrugated
The right height and panel spacing block sightlines from neighbours and the street without making a yard feel closed off.
Solid post setting and gates with secure, smooth-swing hardware mean the fence actually holds, not just looks like a boundary.
A clean, well-built fence line is one of the first things people notice about a property, and one of the more visible upgrades you can make.
A defined fence line reduces ambiguity with neighbours over yard boundaries, parking, and shared space.
It depends on the length of the fence line, the material, and the ground conditions, so timelines vary from one property to the next. We'll give you an estimated schedule for your project when we quote it.
Some municipalities require a permit for fences over a certain height, and it's worth knowing where your property line sits before anything is built. We'll flag what we notice on-site, but confirming local permit rules and boundary lines is generally up to the homeowner.
Wood, metal panel, and combination wood-framed metal designs, including our signature black metal panels framed in stained timber. Give us a call and we can go over the options that suit your privacy needs, maintenance preferences, and budget.
In most cases, yes. If you're extending an existing line or want to stay consistent with a neighbouring property, send photos or let us take a look, and we'll match height, spacing, and finish as closely as we can.
Yes. We look at the grade before building and adjust the layout, using stepped panels or a racked (angled) fence line, so the fence follows the slope instead of leaving gaps underneath.
Cost depends on material, fence length, height, gate count, and site conditions, so there's no flat rate we can give up front. Get in touch and we'll put together a quote for your property.
Tell us about your property and we'll get back to you with a quote. Serving Salmon Arm, Vernon, Revelstoke, Sicamous, Armstrong, Enderby & Tappen.