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For most standard residential fences under 1.8m (6 ft) in rear and side yards, no permit is required in Chilliwack. Front yard fences are typically limited to 1.2m (4 ft). Rules vary by municipality — we recommend checking with your local building department before starting, and we're happy to help you think through the requirements.

A properly installed western red cedar fence in BC typically lasts 20–30 years. Cedar's natural oils make it resistant to rot, insects, and the wet Fraser Valley climate. Key factors are quality posts set at the right depth, keeping board bottoms off the soil, and allowing proper spacing between boards for seasonal wood movement.

Horses need fencing that is safe first and secure second — which rules out barbed wire entirely. We recommend smooth high-tensile wire, wood board fencing, or polymer rail for horse properties. Visibility is important: horses need to see the fence to respect it. We discuss your horses' temperament and paddock layout before recommending a system.

Yes — this is one of our specialties. We use stepped or contoured fence lines depending on the grade, and we have the equipment for rocky ground that requires drilling or alternative post anchoring. We assess the terrain before quoting so there are no surprises.

Pricing depends on fence type, linear footage, terrain, and materials. Cedar privacy fencing, farm wire, and chain-link each have different cost profiles. The best way to get an accurate number is a site visit — we'll measure up and give you a clear, itemized quote at no charge.

Yes. Clearing a fence line before installation is often necessary and always better for the final result. We offer brush removal as both a standalone service and as part of a combined clear-and-fence project. Many clients book both together to keep the job efficient.