The homeowners called looking for three gates. Fences were already installed on both neighbours’ yards when this new home was built, so it came without gates. We set new posts with concrete in augured holes. We then had some fun opening and closing the gates.

Another fencing project from summer 2026. We removed the old white fence that most homes in the area had from 20+ years ago and installed a brand new fence with pressure treated wood.

The homeowner asked us to remove a long stretch and fence to replace rotting posts and panels with a new cedar fence. She also asked us to match the stain of the original fence and to apply new stain to the stretch of fence we didn’t replace. This project was a made a bit tricky while working in tight spaces between trees, shrubs, garage, and shed.

The homeowners wanted to emulate the rather immaculate fence on the east side on their beautifully gardened backyards with steep grades.

The homeowners sold their house but the City of Calgary said they were in noncompliance because their fence was too close to the utility boxes. If you have utility boxes, the utility companies and City require any fencing to be at least 2-metres from the property line. The original fence was only about 5 to 10cm from the utility box and therefore had to moved before the sale is complete. The homeowners asked me to reuse as many fence boards as possible.