A finished board-on-board western red cedar fence run and matched arched gate on a Peninsula property

Our work — the Peninsula

Board-on-board cedar, up close.

Recent western red cedar fences, gates and grounds care across South Surrey, White Rock, Tsawwassen, Ladner and the wider Delta area.

The transformation

A tired line, rebuilt in cedar.

An aging fence torn out and replaced with a board-on-board western red cedar run — capped posts, hidden fasteners, and clean lines that hold.

A South Surrey backyard before, with its old weathered grey fence beside the lawn and maple tree — The aging grey fence, past its life

The same backyard after, with a new board-on-board western red cedar fence and matching gate under the maple — Board-on-board cedar — capped posts & a matched gate

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Pull the handle across the same backyard — before, and after.

The backyard after a new western red cedar fence was installed

The same backyard before, with its weathered aging fence

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Gate replacement

An old painted gate, rebuilt in cedar.

A worn painted double gate under an arched arbor entry, replaced with a new cedar double gate. Same arbor, same opening, same angle — photographed from the street and from inside the yard, September 2026.

Street side of an arched arbor entry before, with an old painted grey double gate on a paver path — Street side — the old painted gate

The same arbor entry after, with a new stained cedar double gate in place of the painted one — New cedar double gate

The same gate from inside the yard before, painted panels with older latch hardware between raised planters — Yard side — the old gate

The new gate from inside the yard, cedar boards on a Z-brace frame with black strap hinges and latch — Z-brace frame & black hardware

Fence panel repair

One failed panel, replaced — not the whole fence.

A stepped, lattice-top cedar fence on a sloped, treed yard. One panel had rotted through at the base and split. We replaced that panel with a new cedar lattice-top panel and left the sound panels beside it in place.

A stepped lattice-top cedar fence on a sloped, treed yard before repair, with a bowed and split panel — The failed panel, bowed and split

The same fence after repair, with one new cedar lattice-top panel and the older panels beside it kept — A new cedar lattice-top panel

Close-up of the old fence boards rotted and split at the bottom where they met the base rail — Rot at the base, boards split

Mid-job: the new cedar panel set in place, with the old boards torn out on the ground and a prefab cedar panel ready — Old boards out, new panel in

Photographed September 2026. Rot at the bottom of the boards is the usual failure point on a fence like this — when it is confined to one or two panels, a panel repair is the fair call; when it runs the length of the line, a full cedar rebuild is.

Recent projects

The proof is in the line.

Board-on-board western red cedar with capped posts, black hardware and hidden fasteners — and the grounds kept sharp long after.

Finished western red cedar fence run and matched arched gate — The finished cedar line and matched arched gate

Newly installed board-on-board western red cedar fence with capped posts — Board-on-board cedar, capped posts

First new cedar panel installed beside an old privacy fence — New cedar meets the old line

Builders installing a western red cedar fence run by hand — Built by hand, board by board

Sculpted hedge and topiary grounds care — Sculpted hedge & topiary — grounds care

A Peninsula backyard framed by a cedar gate at golden hour — A Peninsula backyard, framed in cedar

Want a line like this on your property?

Tell us about the run and we will set a site visit, then put one fixed written quote in your hands.

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