It depends. Since each fencing project we take on is custom for a customer’s unique needs, the length, style, size, location varies as much as the cost. Nothing is standard with Liberty Fence & Stain, even our pricing.

Yes, we can take on every aspect of your fencing project, from demolition and disposal to hole drilling and fence installation. We proudly recycle all metal components.

Each project comes with a six month warranty which is valid for normal usage and limitations. For example, it doesn’t cover a car driving through it or minor wood imperfections, but it does cover a gate not latching properly.

As soon as we possibly can. We’ll first work on a site plan and fencing design with you. From there, we will provide you a quote, and once you approve it we get to work. The next step is to order the materials. Once your materials are in, we set up an installation schedule. The whole process, from first contact with In-Line Fence to installation day takes as little as three weeks.

That depends on many factors. How long is the fence? What material will be used? What’s the weather like? Once we have answers to these questions, we can create an accurate timeline.

Absolutely. Our chain-link fencing can be finished with coloured vinyl or polyvinyl to protect against erosion and look great. Our wood board fencing can be stained or painted to suit your tastes as well as enhancing durability.

That’s a big question, and one that needs to take into consideration many aspects of your property, your needs and your budget. For your home or business, you can go with an economical chain-link option or upgrade to a wooden fence with style and beauty. For your farm, you can choose from beautiful wood board fencing, high-tensile wire fencing or woven-wire fencing. Each has its benefits – browse our website or contact us to learn more.

For most fencing projects, you will not need a permit. The exception is for pool enclosures. Installing a pool requires a permit which addresses any pool fencing specifications depending on your location. Always ensure you have read up on applicable fencing by-laws.