Stop Replacing
The Same Fence
Every 12 Years.
Wood fences are the most expensive option — they just don't look like it on day one. Powder-coated metal is built once and lasts a lifetime.
You've Already Paid for a Metal Fence.
You Just Don't Have One.
The average homeowner installs a wood fence for $7,000–$10,000. It looks great for 3–4 years. By year 8 it's grey, warped, and leaning. By year 12–15, it's gone — and they do it all over again.
Over 50 years, that's $25,000–$40,000 spent on the same fence, replaced 3–4 times. A metal fence costs 30% more upfront — and nothing after that.
Wood Fence vs. Metal Fence.
The comparison homeowners don't see until after they've replaced a wood fence twice.
Custom Fabricated.
Built for Your Property.
No stock panels. No adapters. Every fence is fabricated to your exact dimensions, post spacing, and style — then finished in any powder-coat colour you choose.
Horizontal Privacy Panel
Full privacy at grade. Horizontal metal slats with controlled spacing give you a completely modern profile — clean, bold, and permanently sharp.
Vertical Picket
A classic profile for front yards and driveway borders. Spacing is customized per project — from nearly open to near-privacy.
Ornamental & Decorative
Custom profiles, cap details, and ornamental toppers. Fabricated to your specification, finished in any powder-coat colour.
Commercial & Industrial
High-gauge steel systems for commercial lots, secure perimeters, and industrial properties. Built for structural performance.
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Straight Answers.
How long does a metal fence actually last?
50+ years in normal residential conditions. The steel is galvanized before powder coating — two layers of corrosion protection. In most cases, you will not need to replace or refinish this fence in your lifetime.
What does it cost compared to a wood fence?
Metal fencing typically costs 25–35% more upfront than pressure-treated wood. But a wood fence needs replacing every 10–15 years at $8,000–$12,000 each time. Over 50 years, wood costs 3–4x more in total. Metal is the cheaper option — it just doesn't look like it on day one.
Do you install gates as well?
Yes. Single and double swing gates, sliding gates, and pedestrian gates are all available as part of any fence installation. Hardware and locking mechanisms are matched to the fence system.
How are the posts installed?
Steel posts are set in concrete footings below the frost line — minimum 48 inches in Southern Ontario. This prevents frost heave and keeps the fence plumb and stable year after year.
Can I get a quote without a site visit?
In most cases, yes. We can produce an accurate quote from your property dimensions — you can send a sketch, measurements, or a site plan by email and we'll work from that.
Get a Quote.
Install It Once.
Tell us your property dimensions and the fence style you're looking for. We'll produce an accurate written quote — no site visit required.