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Fence Installation in Montreal
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Fence Installation in Montreal

A fence that defines, protects and elevates your property, built to last in our climate.

At L'Île Verte, we install fences that do far more than mark a property line. The right fence gives you privacy in your backyard, keeps kids and pets safe, blocks the wind, and adds real character to your whole property. Whether you're in Montreal, Laval or anywhere on the North Shore, we help you choose the right material and height based on how you want to use it and the look you're after.

We work with every type of fencing: treated wood and cedar, low-maintenance composite, chain-link (Frost fence), and ornamental aluminum. Every project starts with an on-site visit to confirm the layout, check property lines, and plan for drainage and post stability. You get a clear timeline and a free quote before we dig the first post hole.

The right material for the right job

Choosing the material is the heart of the project. Treated wood and cedar remain the most popular options for privacy: they offer a warm, natural look and let you build a solid fence that blocks the view from neighbours. Wood needs periodic upkeep (stain or sealer) to age well, but it's often the most accessible option for a full-height privacy fence in a backyard.

Composite is all about peace of mind: no staining, no painting, no boards warping with the seasons. It mimics the look of wood while resisting moisture and UV, which makes it an excellent choice if you want a privacy fence with no maintenance. Ornamental aluminum delivers an elegant, permanent look, ideal for framing a front yard, enclosing a pool, or bordering a patio without cutting off the view. Chain-link (Frost fence) is the durable, budget-friendly option for enclosing a large lot, securing a yard, or marking off space for pets.

Whatever the material, a fence's durability comes down to what's in the ground. Quebec's freeze-thaw cycles make the soil heave and can lift poorly set posts. That's why we dig below the frost line and anchor posts in concrete: it's what keeps a fence straight and solid year after year. We install fences for residential and commercial properties alike, and thanks to our 4-season service, we can handle long-term maintenance and repairs down the road.

Frequently asked questions

Which fence material should I choose: wood, composite, aluminum or chain-link?
It depends on your goal. For backyard privacy, wood (cedar or treated) and composite are the best choices, since they let you build a solid fence that blocks the view. Composite costs more upfront but needs no maintenance. Ornamental aluminum suits a high-end, durable look around a pool or out front, without closing off sightlines. Chain-link (Frost fence) is the most economical, rugged option for enclosing a large lot or securing a space. We help you decide during the free on-site visit.
Wood or composite: which is the better choice?
Wood is cheaper to install and offers a natural look, but it needs stain or sealer every few years to hold up in our climate. Composite costs more upfront, but it requires no maintenance: no staining, no warping, no splitting. Over the long run, many clients find composite balances out on cost thanks to the upkeep it avoids. The right choice comes down to your initial budget and how much maintenance you're willing to take on.
Do I need a permit to install a fence in Montreal or Laval?
Rules vary from one municipality to another, and even between boroughs. Many cities regulate maximum height, placement relative to the property line, front-yard setbacks, and fencing around pools. Some require a permit or certificate of authorization. We know the Greater Montreal landscape well and advise you on what to confirm with your municipality before we start, so your fence stays compliant.
How much does fence installation cost?
The price depends on several factors: the material you choose, the length and height of the fence, the number of gates, the soil conditions (rock, roots, slope), and the state of the property. A chain-link fence doesn't cost the same as a solid composite one. Rather than guessing at a figure, we come out, measure, and provide a free, detailed quote.