Fence Services in Burlington

We offer professional fence installation in Burlington and surrounding areas. Property Fence specializes in wood, iron, and chain-link fences, providing local expertise, quality materials, and reliable service for homes and businesses in Burlington. Explore our fence options below and request an estimate today!

Fence installation in Burlington

Burlington sits between Lake Ontario and the Niagara Escarpment, with a rural area north of Dundas Street and Highway 407. Property Fence installs fences from established lots in Aldershot to subdivisions in Alton Village and Millcroft.

What we account for in Burlington

  • Escarpment installations
  • Lakeshore properties
  • Rural north Burlington lots
  • Pool enclosures

Neighbourhoods we serve

We serve all Burlington areas from downtown's waterfront renewal to Aldershot's established neighbourhoods, including Brant Hills, Roseland, Millcroft, and Alton Village.

Local considerations

Lots near the escarpment and creek valleys can fall within Conservation Halton's regulated area, and sloped yards need stepped or racked panels. Lakeshore lots take more wind, which affects post depth and panel choice.

Local rules

Fence by-laws in Burlington

Short answers taken from the municipal by-law, each with a link to the official source.

Max height, rear yard
2.5 m
Max height near the street
1.2 m
Min pool enclosure height
1.2 m

How tall can a fence be in Burlington?

Residential lots: 2.5 m under By-law 09-2026. Front yard: 1.2 m within 3 m of a front lot line. Solid fences in a visibility triangle are limited to 1 m. Burlington has two zoning by-laws in effect, and lots still under Zoning By-law 2020 have a 2.0 m limit, so confirm which applies to your lot with City zoning staff.

Source: Burlington Residential Zoning By-law 09-2026, s. 5.5(opens in a new tab)

Do I need a permit for a fence in Burlington?

No. The City says you can build a fence in Burlington without a permit, but certain regulations apply.

Source: City of Burlington: fences(opens in a new tab)

What are the pool fence rules in Burlington?

Minimum enclosure height: 1.2 m on a single family or semi-detached lot (1.8 m for chain-link with links over 38 mm, 1.5 m for wrought iron or metal). You need a permit before you build a pool that can hold more than 600 mm of water.

Source: Burlington Pool Fence By-law 74-2005(opens in a new tab)

Does a conservation authority affect fence work in Burlington?

Lots in a Conservation Halton-regulated area, such as a valley, floodplain or shoreline, can need a Conservation Halton permit before work starts. Check the authority's mapping for your address.

Source: Conservation Halton: permits(opens in a new tab)

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By-laws change, and corner lots, heritage properties and easements can add limits. Confirm with your municipality before you build.

Our fences

Fence types we install in Burlington

Wood Fence
Natural Beauty Meets Durability

Wood Fence

Wood fences provide a classic and timeless look that enhances the visual appeal of your property.

Features

  • Pressure-treated or Cedar
  • Fully customizable
  • Available for Residential and Commercial
  • Installed year-round, including winter
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Iron Fence
Timeless Elegance with Unmatched Security

Iron Fence

Iron fences exude elegance and sophistication, making them ideal for enhancing the curb appeal of your property.

Features

  • Steel or Aluminum
  • Durable and requires minimal maintenance
  • Available for Residential and Commercial
  • All-season scheduling available
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Next steps

Planning a fence in Burlington?

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Fence removal

We take the old fence out first, posts and footings included, as part of the same job.
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From site visit to install

How a project works

Consultation, site inspection, design and proposal, then installation by our own crew.
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Our local expertise in Burlington means we understand your community's unique needs. From permits to property lines, we handle every detail to ensure your fence installation exceeds expectations.

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We serve Burlington and surrounding area.

  • Downtown Burlington
  • Aldershot
  • Brant Hills
  • Roseland
  • Millcroft
  • Alton Village

Looking for fence installation in a specific location or neighborhood? Contact us to discuss your project.

Burlington fence FAQs

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No. The City says you can build a fence without a permit, but certain regulations apply. Under Residential Zoning By-law 09-2026 the limit is 2.5 m, and 1.2 m in a front yard within 3 m of a front lot line. Lots still under Zoning By-law 2020 have a 2.0 m limit.
On a single family or semi-detached lot: at least 1.2 m for chain-link with links up to 38 mm or for board fences, 1.8 m for chain-link with links up to 50 mm, and 1.5 m for wrought iron or metal. A permit is needed for a pool that can hold more than 600 mm of water.
Yes. Lots near the Niagara Escarpment and creek valleys can fall in Conservation Halton's regulated area, so we check that first and step or rack panels to follow the slope.
Yes. We install wood, iron and chain-link fences in Burlington for homes and businesses. That includes Downtown Burlington, Aldershot, Brant Hills, Roseland, Millcroft and Alton Village.
Yes. We install fences in all four seasons, winter included, so a Burlington project does not have to wait for spring.
Yes. We remove wood, iron, chain-link and vinyl fences, including posts and footings, and haul the debris away.