Cedar privacy fences
6 ft board-on-board and horizontal cedar fences, with posts set in concrete.
Fences, decks and gates
Fences and decks built straight, on footings that stay put.
Cedar and pressure-treated fences, wood and composite decks, gates and railings, with lines staked and property pins checked before a single post goes in.
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Sample image- PostsSet in concrete below frost
- CedarPressure-treated and composite
- GatesSteel-framed, hung to swing true
- Old fenceRemoved and hauled away
Services
What we do
Cedar and pressure-treated fences, wood and composite decks, gates and railings, with lines staked and property pins checked before a single post goes in.
Pressure-treated fences
Budget-friendly treated pine fences that can be stained to match your yard.
Wood decks
Cedar and pressure-treated decks on helical piles or concrete footings, with hidden fasteners on request.
Composite decks
Capped composite boards with picture-frame borders that never need staining.
Gates and railings
Walk and double drive gates on steel frames, plus aluminum and glass railings.
Fence and deck repairs
Rotted posts replaced, leaning sections straightened and loose boards fixed.
- Licensed and insured
- 5-year workmanship warranty
- Written fixed quotes
- Utility locates booked for every job
Before and after
Before and after
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Prices
Fence and deck prices
Fences
Pressure-treated privacy fence6 ft, posts set in concreteFrom $55/linear ft
Cedar board-on-board fence6 ft, cedar top capFrom $75/linear ft
Horizontal cedar fence6 ft, modern slat styleFrom $90/linear ft
Walk gateSteel frame, matching boardsFrom $650
Decks
Pressure-treated deckGround level, on footingsFrom $45/sq ft
Cedar deckHidden fastenersFrom $60/sq ft
Composite deckCapped boards, picture-frame borderFrom $75/sq ft
Aluminum railingPicket style, powder coatedFrom $120/linear ft
Starting prices installed, including removal of an old fence or deck. Your quote is fixed after a site visit.
How it works
How it works
Site visit
We walk the line or deck area with you, check slopes and property pins and talk through materials.
Written quote and drawing
A fixed price with a simple drawing showing posts, gates and heights, plus the permit if needed.
Locates and build
We book utility locates, remove the old fence, set posts in concrete and build.
Final check
We check every line and gate swing with you and clean up all offcuts and old material.
Sample imageAbout us
Built straight from the footings up
Cedarlatch is a fence and deck crew of five. We stake every line, book utility locates and set posts in concrete below the frost line, because the posts decide whether a fence stays straight. Every gate is built on a steel frame so it still latches years from now.
- Posts Set in concrete below frost
- Cedar Pressure-treated and composite
- Gates Steel-framed, hung to swing true
- Old fence Removed and hauled away
Service area
Where we work
Serving your city and the towns nearby.
- Northside
- Riverside
- Fairview
- Cedar Hills
- Southpoint
- Rural acreages nearby
Reviews
What customers say
Our yard slopes a lot and they stepped every section of the new cedar fence perfectly. The gate still closes with one finger.
Steve B. · Cedar privacy fence
They pulled up our old wood deck and built a composite one in five days. No more staining every summer.
Rachel N. · Composite deck
Two neighbours split the cost of a shared fence and Cedarlatch gave us one clear quote to share. Straight as a string line.
Ivan K. · Shared pressure-treated fence
FAQ
Common questions
Pressure-treated vs cedar: which should I choose?
Pressure-treated costs less and lasts well in the ground, but it's prone to checking and should be stained. Cedar costs about a third more, naturally resists rot and stays straighter. Many customers pick treated posts with cedar boards.
Wood or composite for a deck?
Wood costs less up front and needs staining every 2 to 3 years. Composite costs more but only needs a wash, and the boards won't splinter.
Who decides where the property line is?
You do, using your survey or property pins. We'll help locate pins and talk to neighbours with you, but we can't confirm legal lines.
Do I need a permit?
Usually for decks more than 2 ft off the ground and for fences over the local height limit. We check the rules for your address and apply when one is needed.
How long does a fence take?
Most backyard fences take 2 to 4 days. Concrete around the posts cures overnight before we hang boards and gates.
Visit
Hours and location
| Mon–Fri | 7:00am–5:00pm |
| Sat | 8:00am–1:00pm |
| Sun | Closed |
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