Chain link fencing is durable, long-lasting, and affordable. It's also a low-maintenance option, as it doesn't require painting or staining, and it can be easily repaired if damaged.

The height of your chain link fence will depend on its intended use. For example, if you're installing a fence to keep pets contained, a four-foot fence may be sufficient. Unless your pet has the ability to jump over four-foot fence, then a six-foot fence would be a better solution. If you're looking to secure a commercial property, you may need a six-foot or eight-foot fence. On most residential properties you're only allowed four-foot high fencing on the frontside of the property but not within fifteen feet or closer facing the street in most residential areas. On the back half of your property, you're allowed up to six-foot high in the back half of the yard. This is usually standard with most city-bylaw rules but not applicable everywhere. If you're unsure about what you're allowed structural-wise on your property, contact your local municipal department.

Yes! Chain link fencing can be customized in a variety of ways, including the height and colour used. We'll work with you to design a chain link fence that meets your specific needs including customization of gate size.

With proper maintenance, a chain link fence can last for 25 years or more. P.G. Fencing uses high-quality materials and expert installation techniques to ensure that your fence will last for years to come.

Chain link fencing requires very little maintenance, but it's important to inspect it periodically for any damage. If you notice any damage or other signs of wear, we can repair your fence to keep it in top condition.

Yes. Chain link fencing can be installed on a variety of hills and slopes but gates should be installed on a flat surface to avoid gaps underneath and unevenness with the gates.

The cost of a chain link fence will depend on a variety of factors, including the size of the fence, number of end points, numbers of gates needing to be installed etc;

The first step is to schedule a appointment with us. We'll come over to where you need fencing work done to take measurements and get an understanding on what you want.

In that case, it is not recommended to get galvanized (silver in colour) for your yard. It is much better to either get black, white or brown powder coated chain link fencing, especially with privacy slats. It is easier on the eyes and still just as durable. It is great for rental properties as its a durable, low-maintenance and cost effective solution to secure perimeter of your property.

All posts for ground terrain installed are reinforced with concrete. First, we dig the holes the pour the concrete in, then set the posts in place. If there is asphalt then it must be broken through to get the holes dug. However, if there is concrete on the surface, the posts can be anchor-bolted on plates that'll secure onto the concrete. If the fence is going on a finished concrete surface, we anchor bolt the posts onto the surface of the concrete.