Wood Fence Installation in Toronto and the GTA
Pressure-treated and cedar privacy fences in board-on-board, solid panel and horizontal styles. Straight lines, level tops and posts set to stay put.
Popular wood fence styles in the GTA
Board-on-board
Overlapping boards on both sides. Full privacy with no gaps as the wood shrinks.
Solid panel
Boards butted tight on one side. A clean, classic backyard fence.
Horizontal board
Boards run sideways between posts for a modern look.
Lattice or open top
A decorative top section that adds height and lets light through.
Where wood fences fail, and how we prevent it
- Leaning posts: 6x6 posts set in concrete footings about 4 ft deep, below the frost line, so frost doesn't push them out
- Rotting bases: concrete shaped to shed water away from the post
- Sagging gates: heavy-duty hinges and bracing on every gate
- Rusty stains: corrosion-resistant fasteners rated for treated lumber
100 ft pressure-treated fence and gates, Toronto
About 100 linear feet of pressure-treated privacy fence with matching gates, built on 6x6 posts set in concrete footings about 4 ft deep, below the frost line, with post caps.
Read before you build
Fence cost guide
Installed prices per linear foot by fence type, plus gates.
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Price, look and upkeep compared, and why the posts matter most.
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Learn moreWood fence questions
Pressure-treated or cedar for a fence?
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Should the posts be wood or metal?
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