Fencing
Fence installation, repair, and replacement, set out with attention to property lines, grade, and drainage.
Scope of Work
What's Included
Fence work stays simple until the ground stops cooperating: a slope, a soft corner, a property line nobody checked. Measurement, grade, and drainage are settled first, and the posts are set to what the site is actually doing rather than to a line drawn on flat paper.
- Site measurement and a review of the property line
- Clearing and levelling the fence line before the posts go in
- Grade and drainage taken into account along the run
- Post holes, footings, and setting posts
- Cedar, pressure-treated, and panel fencing
- Gates, latches, and hardware
- Repairs and section replacement on existing fences
- Removal and disposal of the old fence
Our Process
A Better Way to Renovate
Consultation
We start by understanding your goals, your property, your priorities, and your budget.
Assessment & Planning
We evaluate the project requirements and develop a practical plan for the work.
Detailed Estimate
You receive a clear understanding of the proposed work and project scope.
Professional Execution
Our team carries out the work with attention to quality, safety, precision, and detail.
Final Walk-Through
We review the completed work with you and make sure the project meets our standards and your expectations.
Pricing
What Renovation Work Costs
- $100 call-out fee (first hour)
- $55–60/hour for small repairs
- Project-based pricing for larger jobs
Quotes based on:
- Scope of work
- Project complexity
- Estimated project duration
- Materials and supplies
Rates as of 2026. Final pricing is confirmed in your written estimate.
Warranty
- 2-year workmanship warranty
- Materials carry their manufacturer's warranty
FAQ
Common Questions
Do I need a permit for a fence?
- Height and placement rules differ between Island municipalities. The local requirements for your property are checked before the posts go in.
Can a fence be repaired instead of replaced?
- Often, yes. Where the posts are still sound, the panels and rails can be replaced on their own, and we will say so rather than quote a full replacement.
What is the fence built from?
- Cedar and pressure-treated lumber are the usual choices here. The materials are listed in your written estimate, since materials and supplies are one of the factors a quote is based on.
Do you take the old fence away?
- Yes. Removal and disposal of the old fence are part of the work, and what comes out is listed in your written estimate alongside what goes back in.
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