Residential & Commercial Fence Installation, Repair & Replacement Services in Lower Mainland, BC.
Residential & Commercial Fence Installation, Repair & Replacement Services in Lower Mainland, BC.
If you live in Newton, you already know it isn't one kind of neighbourhood. Drive from King George Boulevard over to 152 Street, and you'll pass 1970s ranchers on quarter-acre lots, brand-new townhouse rows, strata complexes with shared property lines, and then the warehouses out by Newton Industrial Park. A fence that suits one of those properties can be completely wrong for the one next door.
That's the part a lot of quotes get wrong. We've been building fences around the Lower Mainland for over 14 years, and our shop sits at 14316 90 Ave — close enough that we can usually get out to Newton for an estimate within a day or two, and back to install without a three-week wait.
Call (604) 751-6362 and we'll take a look—no charge for the estimate.
Chain link is still the best value in fencing, and it's what we do most of. We install galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link anywhere from 4 to 12 feet — backyards, daycare and school perimeters, storage yards, and the commercial lots around Newton Industrial Park. Swing gates, rolling gates, privacy slats if you want them.
The practical argument for chain link in Surrey is simple: it doesn't care about our winters—no warping, no rot, no repainting every few years.
Chain Link Fence InstallationWhen someone in Newton calls about privacy, it's usually cedar. We build good-neighbour, board-on-board, lattice-top, and horizontal styles, always with pressure-treated posts set in concrete. That last part matters more than people expect — parts of Newton have heavy clay soil that shifts with the wet season, and a post that isn't properly set will lean within a couple of years.
Cedar resists rot on its own, ages to a nice silver-grey if you leave it alone, and gives you the full height you want if you're backing onto 72 Avenue or King George and hearing every car.
Cedar Fence InstallationAluminum makes sense when you want a clean boundary line and no maintenance whatsoever. It won't rust, doesn't need staining, and holds its finish for decades. We put it around front yards, pools, and townhouse developments — and it's often the right call for strata properties, where every unit needs to match, and nobody wants to organize a re-staining every few summers.
Aluminium Fence InstallationFor commercial yards, industrial units, and anywhere security is the actual point, we install ornamental and heavy-gauge steel. It's stronger than anything else on this list and looks sharp on modern buildings. We can pair it with controlled-access gates if you need to manage who comes and goes.
Metal Fence InstallationA lot of the older Newton lots back onto lanes or sit tight against neighbours. A good privacy fence changes how the yard feels — cuts the noise, blocks the sightlines, and makes the space genuinely usable. We'll work out height and layout with you so it stays inside Surrey's bylaws while still doing its job.
Plenty of fences in Newton went up in the '80s and '90s and don't need to come down. Leaning posts, rotted bottom boards, a gate that won't latch, a corroded chain link run — those are fixable. We do partial panel swaps, post resets, and full rebuilds when it comes to that.
And if a repair is the smarter spend, we'll say so. We'd rather do the honest $600 job and be the people you call in five years.
Around the industrial park, fencing needs actually to deter people. We build heavy-duty perimeters with anti-climb configurations, reinforced posts, barbed wire where it's permitted, and gates sized for truck and equipment access.
Surrey's rules aren't the same as Vancouver's, and this trips people up constantly. Front yard fences are generally capped around 1.2 metres (4 feet); side and rear yards typically allow up to 1.8 metres (6 feet). Corner lots have extra sightline restrictions near intersections — worth knowing, since Newton has no shortage of corner properties.
We work across Surrey every week, so we design to those rules from the start instead of discovering a problem halfway through. We'll also point out setback and property-line issues before anyone digs, and we always call for a BC 1 Call utility locate before post holes go in. Hitting a gas line is not the kind of surprise anybody wants.
Local scheduling, practical recommendations, and straightforward installation make a difference on residential, strata, commercial, and industrial fencing projects.
Not an hour away in traffic. Scheduling and callbacks are quick.
Every job, residential or commercial, is covered.
Houses, strata, and industrial properties — we've seen most of it.
We look at your lot before quoting. Phone guesses are how surprises happen.
Google, BBB, Houzz, HomeStars, and Trustpilot.
Old fence gets hauled away. Your yard is left tidy.
Most Newton residential jobs are done in one to three days.
We're throughout Newton and everywhere nearby — Newton Town Centre, Sullivan Heights, Panorama Ridge, Bear Creek–Green Timbers, West Newton, Strawberry Hill, Fleetwood—also Delta, Langley, Cloverdale, White Rock, and out across the Lower Mainland.
We're also across the north side of the city — see our Guildford fence contractors page.
It depends mostly on material and length. Chain link is the cheapest way to enclose a yard, and cedar sits noticeably higher; aluminum and steel are higher again. Beyond that, the things that move the number are gates, terrain, and whatever's already there — a sloped lot in Sullivan Heights takes more work than a flat one, and tearing out an old concrete-set fence adds a day.
We don't quote over the phone. We'll look at the lot and give you a real figure, free.
Most residential jobs in Newton wrap up in one to three days. A standard backyard run is often a single day. Bigger commercial perimeters — the kind we do around Newton Industrial Park — run longer depending on footage and gate work.
We'll give you a date before we start and let you know if anything shifts.
Usually not, if you stay within the standard heights — roughly 1.2 metres (4 feet) in the front yard and 1.8 metres (6 feet) in the side and rear. Go taller, and you're into permit territory. Corner lots have extra sightline rules near intersections, which catch a lot of Newton properties.
Surrey's rules aren't Vancouver's, and that's where people get tripped up. We design to the current bylaw from the start, and we'll flag anything that looks like a problem before we dig.
Chain link, honestly — it doesn't rot, warp, or need repainting, and our winters are wet. Aluminum is the other maintenance-free option and looks a lot better while doing it.
Cedar handles the rain well on its own, but it's wood: it'll grey out and want a stain every few years if you care about the colour. If you don't, it just goes silver and keeps standing.
Often, yes. A lot of Newton fences are from the '80s and '90s and only have a few bad spots — leaning posts, rotted bottom boards, a sagging gate, one corroded chain link run. Those are repairs, not rebuilds.
If a repair makes more sense than a replacement, we'll tell you. We'd rather do the smaller job and be the people you call next time.
Yes — strata complexes, townhouse developments, warehouse yards, industrial sites. Around Newton, that's a decent share of what we do.
Strata work usually means matching an existing look across multiple units, and we'll work with your property manager or council on approvals. Commercial jobs tend to be about security: heavy-gauge perimeter fencing, anti-climb setups, gates sized for truck access.
Yes, both, on every job. You can also check us on Google, BBB, Houzz, HomeStars, and Trustpilot.
Worth asking any contractor you talk to. If a fence goes up wrong on a property line or someone gets hurt on your lot, uninsured is an expensive answer.
We're based at 14316 90 Ave in Surrey, so Newton is right in our backyard. We're regularly in Newton Town Centre, West Newton, Strawberry Hill, Sullivan Heights, Panorama Ridge, and Bear Creek–Green Timbers.
Being local means we can usually get out for an estimate in a day or two, and if something needs a second look after install, we're not driving in from the far side of the Lower Mainland.
Replacing a tired cedar fence in West Newton, locking down a yard off 80 Avenue, putting aluminum around a new townhouse — whatever it is, we'll look at it and give you a real number.
Poker Link Fence Inc.
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