Wood privacy fences
Pressure treated and cedar board fences with posts set in concrete below the frost line, and rails fastened so the boards do not sag in year three.
Est. 2016 · Licence 7A-84503
Wood, chain link, vinyl, aluminum and gates. Postline Fencing will call the locates, set the posts below frost depth, and check the by-law before quoting.
Serving Milton
Welcome
Fence Contractor in Milton
Looking after Milton and the surrounding area since 2016.
Est. 2016Who we are
Postline Fencing will build fences that are still straight when the warranty runs out, and that comes down to depth, drainage and the corners. Locates get called on every job, posts go in concrete below the frost line, gates are hung on braced frames, and we check your municipality's fence by-law before quoting rather than after the complaint. If a section can be repaired instead of replaced, we will say so.
What we offer
Work we take on for homes and businesses in Milton and nearby.
Pressure treated and cedar board fences with posts set in concrete below the frost line, and rails fastened so the boards do not sag in year three.
Residential and commercial chain link, galvanised or vinyl coated, stretched properly so it stays tight instead of waving down the line.
Low-maintenance panel systems installed with proper post reinforcement, which is what stops the flex people complain about with vinyl.
Powder-coated aluminum and wrought iron style fencing, including the heights and picket spacing pool enclosure by-laws require.
Walk gates, double drive gates and automated openers hung on frames that will still swing true after a couple of winters.
Leaning or snapped posts replaced and sagging sections rehung, without tearing out a fence that is otherwise perfectly good.
Page wire, board and high-tensile fencing for acreage, with braced corners that hold tension rather than pulling in over a season.
Utility locates called before we drill, every time, because a fence post through a gas or hydro line is a very expensive fence.
For your peace of mind
Ask any contractor to show you these before work starts. Ours are set out in full below.
Ready when you are
Speak to someone who does the work themselves. Typical response: Same day where we can.
Good questions
Most municipalities set maximum heights by location — typically lower in the front yard than the back — and many require a permit for pool enclosures specifically. Corner lots have sight-line rules that catch people out. We check your municipality's by-law before quoting and tell you what it allows, because the enforcement letter arrives after the fence is up.
Only your survey knows. Fence posts, hedges and the previous owner's fence are frequently not on the line, and building to the wrong one creates a problem that surfaces at resale. If you have a survey we build to the pins. If you do not, the usual approaches are agreeing a shared line with your neighbour in writing, or building a comfortable distance inside your own side.
For a fence on the boundary between two properties there is legislation in most provinces covering shared line fences and how disputes are resolved, and many neighbours simply agree to split it. If they will not, you can build entirely on your own land at your own cost. We are happy to quote it both ways and provide something you can show a neighbour.
Below the local frost depth, in concrete, which around here means a good deal deeper than the fence-in-a-day videos suggest. Shallow posts heave every winter and that is why so many fences lean. We tell you the depth we dig in the quote, so you can compare it against anyone else's number honestly.
Pressure treated is the value choice and lasts well if it is kept sealed. Cedar looks better, weathers to grey and costs more. Vinyl is the lowest maintenance and the least repairable — damage a panel and you replace the panel. Aluminum suits pool enclosures and sight lines but gives no privacy. We will price two options side by side rather than push one.
Usually, yes, and we would rather do that. Snapped posts, sagging gates and rotten bottom rails are all repairable while the rest is sound. Once most of the posts are moving at the ground line, repairs stop being economical and we will tell you so plainly.
Where we work
Not sure whether you are inside it? Give us a call — we will tell you straight.
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