Fencing &Decking

Cedar, composite, aluminum.40 – 300 linear ft

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— 01 / Overview

“Horizontal cedar at a six-foot eye line — quiet, modern, neighborly.”

01

What it is

Vertical lines and floors made of wood. Fences and decks are where carpentry meets the same engineering rigor we bring to hardscape. Posts are set in concrete, frames are over-built, and finishes are spec'd for Ontario winters.

02

How we approach it

A fence is one of the few things on a property that touches both sides of a relationship. We build them to look as honest from your neighbor's yard as from yours.

— 02 / Options

Patterns & variations

P/01

Horizontal Cedar

1×6 western red cedar slats with a 1/4-inch reveal.

P/02

Vertical Board-and-Batten

A more traditional read. Works on classic homes.

P/03

Aluminum Picket

Powder-coated black. Pool-code compliant.

P/04

Composite Decking

Trex, TimberTech. No splinters, no annual stain.

— 03 / Materials Library

What we work with — and where it comes from.

M.01British Columbia
Western Red Cedar
Knot-free, kiln-dried. The standard.
M.02South America
Ipe Hardwood
Decades of life. Premium pricing.
M.03USA
Trex Transcend
Composite deck board. 25-year warranty.
M.04Ontario
Aluminum Picket
Powder-coated black. Pool-code.
M.05Canada
Pressure-Treated 6×6 Posts
Buried 4 ft in concrete.

— 04 / Method

How a fencing & decking actually gets built.

01
Locate property lines
Survey pegs verified before any post hole.
02
Post holes
Augered 4 ft deep, below frost line. 12-inch diameter sonotubes.
03
Set posts in concrete
Posts plumbed in two directions, set with high-PSI concrete.
04
Frame
Top and bottom rails attached. Square checked across the run.
05
Cladding
Slats fastened with stainless screws, hidden where possible.
06
Gates
Sag-free welded hardware on every gate over 4 ft wide.