If you live in Guildford, you already know the neighbourhood is a bit of everything. Post-war bungalows on wide lots off 148th, newer townhome complexes near the mall, and the older streets running toward Fraser Heights where the yards back onto greenbelt. Every one of those properties has a different fencing problem — and after 14+ years working across Surrey, we've probably seen yours before.
Poker Link Fence Inc. is a licensed and insured fencing contractors based right here in Surrey at 14316 90 Ave, which puts our crew about ten minutes from most Guildford addresses. That matters more than people expect. Short drive times mean we can get out for a free on-site estimate quickly, and it means we're not rushing off a job at 2 p.m. to beat traffic back to Vancouver.
We handle residential, commercial, and strata fencing throughout Guildford, Fleetwood, Whalley, Port Kells, and the rest of North Surrey. Whether it's one leaning cedar panel or a full perimeter for a commercial lot off 104th Avenue, we'll give you a straight answer on scope, timeline, and cost before anything gets torn out.
Get a free on-site estimate or call (604) 751-6362.
Chain link is still the workhorse of North Surrey. It's the most affordable option per linear foot, it doesn't rot, and galvanized or vinyl-coated mesh handles our wet winters without complaint. We install it for backyard dog runs on residential lots, for school and playfield perimeters, and for commercial yards along the industrial stretches near Port Kells.
If you're on a sloped Guildford lot — and plenty of the streets running down toward the Fraser are — chain link is one of the few materials that follows grade cleanly without stepped panels and awkward gaps at the bottom.
For most Guildford homeowners wanting real backyard privacy, cedar is the answer. Western red cedar is naturally resistant to rot and insects; it weathers to a nice silver-grey if you leave it alone, and it stains beautifully if you don't. A 6-foot cedar privacy fence is the standard rear-yard build in this part of Surrey, and it's what we install most often here.
We set posts properly in concrete, use appropriate hardware for coastal moisture, and account for the drainage issues that show up on some of the older Guildford lots where the clay sits close to the surface.
Aluminum is the pick when you want something decorative that will never rust and never need painting. It works well for front-yard boundary fencing, pool enclosures, and townhome complexes near Guildford Town Centre where strata guidelines call for a consistent, tidy look.
For businesses, warehouses, and industrial properties around Guildford and Port Kells, we build heavy-duty steel and metal fencing with custom gate systems. These installations focus on deterrence and controlled access—proper gauge material, correct post spacing, and gates sized for the vehicles that actually need to get through.
Not every job needs a full teardown. Leaning posts, three cracked cedar boards, a section of chain link flattened by a fallen branch — we do partial repairs, and we're happy to. We'll tell you honestly when a repair makes sense, and when you're better off replacing the run, because patching a fence that's already 20 years old is usually money you'll spend twice.
We also handle mixed-scope jobs in a single visit: repairing existing cedar panels on one side of a property while installing new chain link on the other.
Building new, subdividing a lot, or finally fencing that side yard you've been meaning to deal with since you moved in? Our new fence installation service covers the whole process — layout, property line discussion, material selection, permits where required, and installation.
Local experience, clear estimates, and dependable installation matter when your fence needs to handle Surrey's weather, soil, property layouts, and municipal requirements.
Our shop is on 90 Ave in Surrey, not an hour away. We know the soil conditions, the municipal bylaws, and which streets have utility lines you need to think about before you start digging post holes.
Every project is covered, residential or commercial. If you want the reasoning behind why that matters, our team covers it in this article on hiring a licensed fence contractor.
We come out, measure, look at the actual grade and access, and give you a real number — not a phone quote that changes once we see the site.
Single-family homes, multi-family, condos, strata, and commercial. We've done 140-foot commercial chain link runs on schedule and to spec, and we've done single-panel cedar repairs.
We communicate clearly from quote to completion, and your yard is left tidy when we leave.
Take a look at our recent fencing projects or read more about our certified fencing contractors.
Guildford sits in North Surrey between 96th and 108th Avenue, roughly bounded by 140th Street and the Port Mann approach. We work throughout this area and the surrounding neighbourhoods, including Fleetwood, Whalley, Bolivar Heights, Fraser Heights, Port Kells, and Cloverdale.
Working south of the freeway? See our Newton fence contractors page.
Beyond Guildford, we serve the wider Surrey area as well as Delta, Burnaby, Langley, Richmond, and North Vancouver.
The City of Surrey generally allows fences up to 1.2 metres (4 ft) in the front yard and 1.8 metres (6 ft) in rear and side yards without a building permit. Corner lots have additional sight-line restrictions near driveways and intersections. Rules change, and strata properties often have their own guidelines on top of the bylaw, so confirm with the City of Surrey before you build. We're familiar with Surrey's requirements and can point you in the right direction during your estimate.
It depends on material, linear footage, gates, and site conditions. Chain link is the most economical; cedar sits in the middle; aluminum and custom metal are premium. Sloped lots, rock, tree roots, and removing an old fence all affect the cost. That's exactly why we do free on-site estimates instead of guessing over the phone.
Most residential fences in Guildford are finished in one to three days. Larger commercial perimeters take longer depending on footage and gate systems. We'll give you a firm timeline before we start.
Usually, yes. We'll look at the material, height, post spacing, and picket style to get a close match. Bring it up during the estimate — it's easier to plan for at the start.
All four of our core materials handle the coastal climate well. Cedar naturally resists rot, galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link resist corrosion, and aluminum won't rust at all. Our blog post comparing fencing materials breaks the trade-offs down in more detail.
Yes. We work with strata councils, property managers, and commercial clients on perimeter fencing, security fencing, gate systems, and multi-unit residential developments.
Absolutely. Broken panels, leaning or rotted posts, damaged chain link sections — we do partial repairs and will tell you honestly if replacement is the better value.
Ready to get moving? We'll come out to your Guildford property, measure, talk through your options, and give you a clear written quote with no pressure.
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