Custom residential exteriors

Residential Fence Installation in Toronto

Complete residential fence installations planned for privacy, secure access and clean property lines, coordinated with your deck, patio and backyard layout.

Backyard lawn and interlocking patio bordered by timber privacy fencing

Privacy that belongs in the backyard

A fence is a major part of how the backyard looks and feels. Its height, material, board arrangement and relationship to the deck affect privacy, sunlight and the view from the house. Plan the full run rather than treating each section as an isolated replacement.

For a larger backyard project, we can coordinate fencing with a deck or interlocking patio. Matching proportions and carefully placing gates help the space feel finished and easier to move through.

Clear property lines and practical access

Confirm the property boundary before deciding where posts go. Changes in grade, existing posts, trees, nearby structures and service access all need to be considered. Gates should suit the route from the house, garden equipment and access required for the installation.

Send photos along the fence line, approximate lengths and the sections you want replaced or added. Note any changes in level, shared boundaries or difficult access so these can be reviewed before a final proposal.

  • Complete fence runs and coordinated gates
  • Privacy around seating areas and decks
  • Post locations and grade changes reviewed together
  • A material and finish that complement the home

Plan the fence with the rest of the exterior

A patio + fence or deck + fence project allows access and working space to be coordinated before installation. The order matters: heavy equipment, excavation and material delivery should be considered before the final boundaries are closed in.

Every installation is custom quoted for length, material, preparation, removal, gates and access. Share the wider project goals to help us review the right scope.

A useful starting point

What to send for a fence project

A full view along the boundary is more useful than a close-up of one panel. Include the gates and any deck or patio work you are planning.

  • Approximate length of each fence run
  • Photos of the existing posts, grade changes and shared boundaries
  • Gate positions, desired openings and access for installation
  • Material and privacy preferences
  • Your postal code, timing and wider backyard plans

Start with photos and a clear scope.

Every project is custom quoted based on site preparation, access, material selection, design and project scope. Send photos, approximate dimensions, your location and the upgrades you have in mind.

Your project, step by step

A considered process.

  1. 01

    Share the bigger picture

    Send photos, your location, approximate dimensions and the upgrades you have in mind.

  2. 02

    Plan the scope

    Review materials, layout, access and preparation. Confirm site details before a final proposal.

  3. 03

    Coordinate the installation

    Set out the work in a written scope, with the sequence planned around all parts of your exterior.

  4. 04

    Bring it together

    Complete the installation and review the finished surfaces, edges and project details.

Planning your project

Useful answers.

Can I include gates in a fence installation?

Yes. Include the desired gate positions, approximate widths and how you will use the access. We review their relationship to the yard and fence layout.

Can fencing and a patio be planned together?

Yes. The joint scope can account for finished levels, working access, gates and the final look of the backyard.

What affects the price of a fence installation?

The total length, post preparation, material, height, demolition, gates, grade changes and site access all affect the scope. Include the full fence run and any deck or patio work when requesting pricing.

Who confirms the property boundary?

The boundary needs to be established before final post positions are agreed. Share any available survey and note shared fence lines; an existing fence should not be treated as proof of the legal boundary.

Let’s plan your exterior

A good project starts
with a clear picture.

Text us photos, approximate dimensions and your goals, or call to talk through the project.

Custom quoted around your home and project.