Wood Fence Installation in Oakville, Mississauga & Burlington
A fence sets a boundary, but it also changes how people, pets, and wind move through the yard. Establish clear property line agreements, post depths, and gate locations before setting posts in concrete.
Built for Longevity Against Southern Ontario Winters
Post & Footing Planning
Post spacing, footing approach, and applicable depth are confirmed for the fence layout, soil, and local requirements.
Pressure-Treated & Cedar Options
High-grade 6x6 post options and pressure-treated or western red cedar board construction.
Heavy-Duty Gate Hardware
Reinforced diagonal gate framing and powder-coated steel hinges for sag-free gate operation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can an existing fence prove the property boundary line?
Not always. An older fence may not mark the legal boundary. Confirm the boundary using current property documentation or a qualified survey professional before new post footings are installed.
Should gates be planned before the rest of the fence?
Yes. Gate clearance determines access for lawnmowers, wheelbarrows, and future patio or sod equipment during landscaping.