Fortress Fencing Inc Provides Fence Installation, Automatic Gates and Fence Repairs Across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley

The Surrey-based, locally owned fencing company installs chain link, vinyl and ornamental aluminum fencing, gates, metal handrails, bollards and enclosures for homes, stratas and job sites, with free on-site estimates.

SURREY, British Columbia, Fortress Fencing Inc, a locally owned and family-owned fence company based in Surrey, British Columbia, is building and repairing fences for residential and commercial properties across Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Richmond, Langley and the Fraser Valley. The company states it has served Metro Vancouver since 2018, has more than eight years of experience, is BBB accredited and is rated 5.0 on Google.

The company installs six fence and perimeter product types: chain link, vinyl, ornamental fencing, gates, metal handrails and bollards. According to the company, its chain link fencing is offered in a variety of colors and styles and can be customized to the dimensions of a property. Its vinyl fencing is described as low maintenance, resistant to UV rays and water damage, and available in a range of styles, colors and finishes. Ornamental fencing is offered in various styles and finishes, with installation the company states complies with industry standards.

Gates are a featured service. Fortress Fencing Inc builds gates in aluminum and steel, from heavy-duty commercial gates to ornamental residential gates, and offers automatic gate installation for swing, sliding and cantilever gates across Vancouver, the North Shore and the Fraser Valley. The company states its own crew sizes the posts and footings for a powered gate before fitting the operator, and that each automatic gate is installed and tested with safety sensors, a manual release for power outages, and keypad, remote or intercom access.

Additional services include custom metal handrail fabrication and installation in aluminum and steel for residential and commercial properties, and bollard installation in steel and concrete designed to limit unwanted vehicle access. The company also builds porch, patio and deck enclosures measured and quoted on site, with framing and infill matched to how the owner intends to use the space.

Fence repairs are offered as an alternative to full replacement. According to the company, it repairs leaning and rotted posts, storm-damaged panels, sagging gates and damaged chain link, and it advises property owners when a repair is sufficient and when replacement is the better option. The repair assessment is free.

The company states its materials and post depths are selected for wet ground and coastal wind, and that the same Surrey crew works each job rather than a subcontractor. Projects follow a three-step process: a free consultation, an on-site evaluation to measure and assess the property, and installation. The company states it provides its estimate in writing after measuring on site.

Service areas include Vancouver, Surrey, Burnaby, Burnaby Mountain, Richmond, Langley, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, New Westminster, Delta, Tsawwassen, White Rock, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Pitt Meadows, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford, Chilliwack and Squamish. Property owners can request a free estimate by phone or through the contact form on the company's website. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM; the office is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Fortress Fencing Inc
133 St
Surrey, BC V3T 0B1, Canada
Phone: (778) 244-4180
Email: fortressfencinginc@gmail.com
Website: https://fortressinc.ca/

Fortress Fencing Inc is a locally owned and family-owned fence company located at 133 St, Surrey, BC V3T 0B1, Canada. The company states it has served Metro Vancouver since 2018 and is BBB accredited. It installs chain link, vinyl and ornamental fencing, gates and automatic gates, metal handrails, bollards and porch, patio and deck enclosures, and provides fence repairs for residential and commercial properties across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley.

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