Professional Fence Installation in Prince George
Premium Vinyl Fencing
Custom Wood Fencing
F.A.Q.
Both are excellent choices, but they handle the cold differently. Vinyl fencing is engineered to withstand freezing temperatures without rotting or absorbing moisture from snow pile-ups. Wood fencing is incredibly strong against heavy winds and impacts, but it does require regular sealing to protect the timber from moisture damage when the snow melts.
Yes! Unlike wood fencing, which needs to be stained, sealed, or painted every few years to protect it from Northern BC weather, vinyl requires zero upkeep. A quick rinse with a garden hose or pressure washer in the spring is all it takes to keep it looking brand new.
Vinyl fencing does have a higher upfront material cost compared to cedar or pressure-treated wood. However, because vinyl requires absolutely no staining, painting, or future rot repair, it often ends up being the more cost-effective option over its lifetime. Wood is a great choice if you are looking for a lower initial installation cost.
We recommend letting your new cedar or pressure-treated wood fence “cure” and dry out in the sun for about 30 to 60 days before applying any stain or water sealant. This allows the pores in the timber to open up, ensuring it absorbs the protection properly to survive the wet BC seasons.
Absolutely. We handle the entire fence installation process from start to finish. We ensure all posts are dug below the frost line so your fence won’t heave or shift during the winter freeze-and-thaw cycles.
