Is your fence leaning, rotting or beaten by North York winters? Integra Renovation builds and repairs strong, sharp-looking fences across the GTA. Family-owned, 10+ years, 500+ projects, A+ BBB rated. You get honest pricing and a clean install. Book your free, on-site fence estimate in North York today.
A leaning, rotting, or storm damaged fence makes your yard look tired, and North York freeze-thaw winters only speed up the damage. Too many homeowners get burned by contractors who quote low, rush the posts, then vanish before the gate closes. Integra Renovation does it the right way.
As a family owned fence contractor in North York with 10+ years of hands-on work and 500+ finished projects, we set posts below the frost line, use materials made for Ontario weather and stand behind every panel we build. Our A+ BBB rating shows we treat your property and budget with real respect. From the first visit to the final gate latch, you get clear pricing, clean work, and a fence built to last. Call +1 519 981 8478 for your free estimate.
From a single rotted section to a full backyard rebuild, our fence installation North York service covers wood, cedar, vinyl, chain link and aluminum panels, plus gates, post replacements and old fence removal.
Board-on-board, lattice tops, horizontal slats and privacy screens built to fit your yard and your own budget.
New fence lines measured, marked and set in concrete, with straight posts, level rails and a clean gate swing.
Leaning posts, broken boards, sagging gates. We fix the failed section without rebuilding the whole fence run.
Old fence pulled, hauled away and replaced the same week, with fresh footings dug below the winter frost line.
Pressure-treated wood fences built for Ontario winters, with 4x4 or 6x6 posts and tight, straight board lines.
Western red cedar boards that resist rot, hold their colour longer and give a warmer, richer finish than pine.
Low-maintenance vinyl fencing that never needs staining, with reinforced posts and matching gate hardware too.
Galvanized or black chain link for dogs, pools and side yards, with tension bars and gates that shut properly.
Powder-coated aluminum panels for front yards and pool areas, meeting the open-fence and pool enclosure rules.
As a family owned fence company in North York, we treat your yard like our own. Ten years of hands-on work, 500+ finished projects and an A+ BBB rating mean you hire the fence contractor North York neighbours trust.
Fences fail when posts are set too shallow or spacing is rushed. With 10+ years building fences across North York and the GTA, our crew knows local soil, frost depth, and grading, so your new fence stays straight and rock-solid long after the job wraps.
You deal with the owners, not a call center. As a family owned North York business, we answer our own phone, show up when we say and stand behind every fence. Our own name is on this work, so we build it like it is going straight into our own backyard.
Numbers show trust. We have finished 500+ fence projects for North York homeowners and businesses, from the small yards to full property lines. That track record means fewer surprises, cleaner installs, and a finished result you can point to with pride.
Our A+ BBB rating is earned, not bought. It reflects honest quotes, respectful crews, and problems handled fast. When you hire us, you get a fence contractor in North York with a public reputation to protect and a wall of real reviews to back it all up.
North York frost pushes shallow posts up and out every winter. We dig footings below the frost line and set each post in concrete, so your fence stays straight and tight through freeze-thaw seasons instead of leaning within just a couple of short years.
Freeze-thaw cycles quietly wreck weak fences. We set posts below the frost line, use weather rated materials and grade for drainage, so your fence handles the ice, wind, and heavy snow without leaning, cracking, or heaving up out of the cold ground.
Read the reviews before you read our pitch. North York homeowners rate our crews on straight posts, honest pricing and clean cleanups, and those Google ratings are the reason most of our fence work is referred.
Browse fences we designed and built across North York and the GTA. As a custom fence builder North York trusts, we show off cedar, vinyl, iron and privacy projects so you can picture your own yard before you commit.
Our fence construction North York process keeps you in the loop at each stage. Four clear steps take you from first call to final walkthrough, each with a written scope, fixed price and firm schedule, so you always know what is next.
We visit your property, measure the line, talk through materials and styles, then hand you one clear written quote, all with no pressure to ever sign.
We lock in your fence's design, height and layout, then guide you through North York permits and pool by-laws so your whole project stays code approved.
Our crew sets posts below the frost line, builds level panels, hangs solid gates and cleans up daily so the yard stays neat from the start to finish.
We then walk the finished fence with you, fix any last detail right on the spot, and back all the work with a written warranty for real peace of mind.
Ready for a fence that lasts? As the fence builders North York homeowners trust, Integra Renovation makes it easy. Book your free home estimate today, get honest pricing, and let our crew handle the rest.
Straight answers to the questions that North York homeowners ask us before they book a fence. Cost, permits, bylaw heights, shared property lines, post depths and timelines, all answered in plain language with no sales spin added.
Most fences in North York cost about $40 to $120 per linear foot installed, depending on the material and height. Chain link is the cheapest, pressure-treated and cedar wood sit in the middle, and vinyl, aluminum, and wrought iron cost more. A standard 6-foot backyard wood fence is the most common choice. We give you an exact, written price after we measure your yard, for free.
Integra Renovation is a top-rated fence contractor in North York, with 10 years in the trade, 500+ projects finished, an A+ BBB rating and 4.9 stars from 50+ Google reviews. We are family owned, licensed and insured, and we work on a written fixed price. We install, repair and replace wood, cedar, vinyl, chain link and aluminum fences across Willowdale, Don Mills, Downsview, York Mills and Bayview Village. Call +1 519-981-8478 for a free estimate.
No, not for a standard residential fence built within the bylaw limits. North York falls under the City of Toronto, so Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 447 applies, and a normal 6 ft backyard fence needs no building permit. You do need approval for a pool enclosure, a fence taller than the limit, a fence on a heritage property, and anything inside a corner daylight triangle. We check your lot before we dig.
Up to 2.0 metres (about 6 ft 7 in) in side and rear yards. In the front yard, a fence within 2.4 metres of a lot line facing a public road is capped at 1.2 metres (4 ft); set it further back or build it at least 50% open, like aluminum pickets, and you can go taller. A 6 ft rear fence is the standard North York build and always sits inside the limit.
The cost of a shared boundary fence is normally split between both owners under Ontario’s Line Fences Act. If your neighbour will not agree, the Act lets the municipality appoint fence-viewers to settle height, materials and cost sharing. In practice, most North York jobs settle with a conversation and a written quote. We give you a quote you can hand to your neighbour, and we can invoice each side separately.
Most residential fences of 100 to 150 linear feet take 1 to 3 days on site once scheduled. Removing an old fence adds about half a day. Concrete footings want 24 to 48 hours before gates get hung, so a job with several gates may need one short return visit. Booking to build usually runs 1 to 3 weeks in season.
3 to 4 feet deep, below the local frost line, in a hole about three times the post width, with gravel at the base for drainage and concrete sloped at the top so water runs off. Posts driven into shallow soil are the number one reason fences in North York lean after two or three winters. Every post we set goes in concrete.
Yes. If the posts are solid and only boards, rails or a gate have failed, a repair costs a fraction of a rebuild and we do them year-round. The rule we use on site: if more than about a third of the posts are rotted at ground level, or the fence has racked out of plumb along the whole run, replacement is cheaper over five years. We tell you which one you are looking at before we quote.
Pressure-treated wood is the value pick and handles freeze-thaw well with proper footings. Cedar costs more and looks better, resists rot naturally and holds colour with a stain every 2 to 3 years. Vinyl and aluminum cost more up front and need almost no upkeep, which suits front yards and pool surrounds. Chain link is the budget choice for dog runs and side yards.
Yes. Toronto requires a pool enclosure permit before the pool goes in, and the enclosure has to be a four-sided barrier at least 1.2 metres high with openings under 100 mm and a self-closing, self-latching gate. We build to those rules, book the inspection and hand you the paperwork. Barbed wire, chicken wire and electric fences are not allowed under Chapter 447.
