Custom Wood Privacy Fences
Custom Wood Privacy Fence
in Ajax, On
We built this solid wood privacy fence to secure the yard and define the property line. A lasting wood fence comes down to the framing—we set our posts deep in concrete and use heavy-duty rails so the panels do not sag, twist, or blow over in heavy winds.
Wood Fence Construction Details
The leading cause of leaning fences is shallow post holes. We dig our post holes below the frost line (typically 3.5 feet deep) and set every single post in solid concrete to prevent winter heaving.
We stick-build every fence on-site. This allows us to perfectly follow your yard’s natural grading and ensure tight, structurally sound joints from post to post.
We prefer building primarily with premium pressure-treated lumber for maximum longevity and rot resistance, but we can also source natural cedar if you prefer that specific look and finish.
It is crucial to know your exact property boundaries before digging. We always recommend homeowners confirm their property pins or obtain a survey to avoid any disputes with neighbours over the fence line.
How to Use These Galleries
Every photo is numbered. If you see a repair situation that looks like yours, make a note of the photo number. Mention that number when you contact us so we know exactly what kind of repair we are discussing. Click any photo to enlarge it.
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Looking for a Specific Fence Style?
If you spot a specific board layout, cap style, or lattice top in these galleries that fits your yard, make a note of the photo number. Mention it when you reach out so we know exactly what type of build we are discussing.
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Ready to Replace Your Old Fence?
If your current fence is rotting, leaning, or blowing over, do not wait for it to collapse. Send us your approximate linear footage and a few photos of the site, and we will let you know what it takes to tear it out and build a solid replacement.