Fencing & Gates Services in Vancouver

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Questions about fencing and gates in Vancouver

Questions about fencing and gates in Vancouver

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How much does fencing cost in Vancouver?

Wood fencing runs $25-$45 per linear foot installed. Chain link is cheaper at $15-$25 per linear foot. Vinyl and composite fencing costs $40-$70 per linear foot. A standard 50-foot fence line runs $1,250-$3,500 depending on material.

Do I need a permit for a fence in Vancouver?

Fence height, location, corner sightlines, and local bylaws determine whether approval is needed. Check with your local municipality (for Vancouver addresses, the City of Vancouver) before building, especially for taller fences or fences near streets and intersections.

Who is responsible for shared fence maintenance in Vancouver?

BC has no automatic rule requiring neighbours to split the cost of a typical residential boundary fence. Responsibility can depend on ownership, prior agreements, and the reason the fence is needed. Get a written agreement with your neighbour about location, design, cost, and maintenance before work starts.

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