Solid wood, vinyl or composite privacy fencing
Solid wood, vinyl or composite privacy fencing.
Create separation with purpose
Privacy Fencing & Property Screening
Screening can make a backyard more comfortable, organize service areas and reduce direct views into commercial equipment zones. The best solution balances opacity, airflow, wind load and access.
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Privacy solutions
Material, layout and site conditions should be considered as one system. These starting points help frame a useful project conversation without assuming a standard answer for every property.
Privacy slats fitted to suitable chain-link fabric
Privacy slats fitted to suitable chain-link fabric.
Decorative screens and lattice used as focused visual filters
Decorative screens and lattice used as focused visual filters.
Garbage, recycling and bin enclosures with usable gates
Garbage, recycling and bin enclosures with usable gates.
HVAC, utility and equipment screening that preserves required clearances
HVAC, utility and equipment screening that preserves required clearances.
Where this service fits
Common project scenarios
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- Neighbour-facing backyard areas need fuller separation
- A patio or seating zone needs targeted screening
- Bins need an accessible, ventilated enclosure
- Commercial equipment should be visually organized without blocking service
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Planning considerations
Consider sun, airflow, wind, grade, snow storage and gate access. Equipment screens must respect servicing and ventilation needs. Fence and screen heights remain subject to current municipal requirements.
Maintenance considerations
Solid screens catch more wind and shade nearby planting. Inspect posts and attachments, keep airflow paths clear and maintain wood or metal finishes appropriate to exposure.
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Answers before you estimate
Privacy & Screening questions
Can privacy slats be added to any chain-link fence?
Not always. The fabric, posts and footings must be able to handle added wind load and the slat system must fit the mesh.
Is lattice fully private?
Lattice filters views rather than blocking them completely. Opening size and viewing angle affect the result.
How should equipment screening be planned?
Start with manufacturer clearances, ventilation, service access and municipal requirements before choosing screen position and material.
Southern Ontario coverage
Locations served
Explore local planning information for all 25 service areas. Each city link leads to a dedicated guide.
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