We build fences the way they should be built: correct post size for the design, proper hole depth, drainage
where it is needed and hardware that holds up. Everything is written into your estimate before work starts.
Ultron Services is a licensed Alberta contractor carrying liability insurance and WCB coverage on every fence project in Airdrie.
Every estimate lists post size, hole depth, rail count, material grade, gate hardware and removal so you know exactly what is being built.
We build across Airdrie year round when ground conditions allow, and we tell you honestly when frost or weather will move a start date.
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From standard back yard privacy fencing to custom gates and full replacements, here is what we build.
The most common fence in Airdrie back yards. Pressure-treated lumber holds up to prairie wind and freeze-thaw cycles and can be stained later.
A natural, stable option with tighter grain and less movement over time. A good fit when appearance matters as much as privacy.
Full-height solid board fencing with no gaps, built to block sightlines from lanes, walkways and neighbouring yards.
Removal of your old fence, disposal, new post holes and a complete rebuild. Ideal for leaning, rotted or wind-damaged fences.
Post replacement, sagging gate correction, board and rail repairs and storm damage fixes when a full replacement is not needed.
Walk gates and double vehicle gates built with bracing and reinforced hardware so they stay square and swing properly.
A low-maintenance system that does not need staining. Installed with properly set posts and reinforcement where wind exposure is high.
A practical choice for dog runs, side yards, acreages and commercial properties, with privacy slats available.
Horizontal board, shadowbox and top-cap designs for homeowners who want a more finished, modern look.
Most fence failures start underground. Our standard wood fence build covers the details that decide whether a fence stays straight through Alberta winters.
Soil type, underground utilities and site conditions vary from lot to lot, so the final build spec is confirmed on site and written into your estimate.
Full back yard enclosure on a corner lot with a long exposed run. Posts were set with gravel drainage and concrete to handle wind loading.
Side yard access rebuilt with a braced cedar gate and gravel base at the gate posts to keep the swing true through wet spring conditions.
Modern horizontal board fence along a landscaped yard, with a wider double gate sized for equipment and trailer access.
Leaning posts, rotted rails, wind damage and heaved sections are the usual reasons Airdrie homeowners replace a fence. We take down the existing fence, pull or cut the old posts, dig new holes and rebuild on a proper foundation rather than patching a failing structure.
Old-fence removal and disposal can be included in your written estimate when required.
If only part of the fence is failing, we will say so. Targeted repairs are often the better spend when the posts are still sound.
Fencing is priced by the linear foot, then adjusted for the details of your lot. The
factors below have the largest effect on a final number.
Before installation, homeowners should confirm their property lines using a current Real Property Report or professional survey when necessary. Community architectural guidelines should also be reviewed, and underground utility locates must be completed before post holes are dug.
A City of Airdrie permit is generally not required to construct or replace a residential fence. However, property lines, community guidelines, visibility requirements and applicable land-use rules must still be followed.
From standard back yard privacy fencing to custom gates and full replacements, here is what we build.
We measure the fence line, review property line information, gate locations and access, and discuss materials.
You receive a written scope covering material, post size, hole depth, rail count, gates and removal if require
Utility locates are arranged before digging, and we confirm a realistic install window based on ground conditions.
Fence line is strung and squared, holes are dug, drainage added where appropriate and posts are set in concrete.
Rails, boards, top cap and trim are installed with exterior-rated fasteners, and gates are hung and adjusted.
The work area is cleaned up, debris is removed and we walk the finished fence with you before final payment.
Workmanship warranty details will be included in your written estimate based on the fence system and project scope.
Material warranties are provided by the manufacturer and vary by product. We will point out which parts of your fence carry manufacturer coverage and which are covered by our workmanship terms.
Send us your fence details and photos, and we will book an on-site measurement and provide a written estimate with a clear project scope. Serving Airdrie, Calgary, Cochrane, Chestermere and Rocky View County.
