Frequently Asked Questions

Does Winnipeg Fence Pros offer a warranty? Absolutely! Yes — we are proud to offer an industry-leading 10-year warranty on all fence installations. That is one of the strongest, most comprehensive guarantees available from any fence company in the entire Winnipeg region. We build our fences with premium materials and expert craftsmanship designed to withstand tough Manitoba winters, and we confidently back that up in writing for your ultimate peace of mind.
How much does a fence cost in Winnipeg? Fence installation in Winnipeg typically runs per linear foot depending on material, height and gate configuration. Vinyl and ornamental fences sit at the higher end; chain link is the most affordable. We guarantee our pricing is 10–20% lower than any comparable local quote — so get a few estimates, then call us last.
What types of fences do you install? We install wood fences (vertical / horizontal) and custom horizontal privacy fences. We also build decks, pergolas and handle concrete work, painting, staining and full landscaping.
Do I need a permit for a fence in Winnipeg? In some cases, yes — Winnipeg requires a building permit for fences over 1.2 m (4 ft) in the front yard & over 2.0 m (6.5 ft) in rear and side yards. We'll walk you through the permit requirements for your specific neighbourhood during your free estimate.
What areas do you serve? We serve all of Winnipeg and the surrounding area including River Heights, St. Boniface, St. Vital, Bonavista, River Park South, East and West St. Paul, Springfield, Oakbluff etc. Central & Historic Neighborhoods The Exchange District: A National Historic Site packed with early 20th-century terracotta and brick warehouses. It serves as Winnipeg's cultural hub, filled with art galleries, local boutiques, tech startups, and trendy restaurants. Downtown: The commercial core of the city, home to major office towers, the Canada Life Centre (home of the Winnipeg Jets), and The Forks a historic meeting place where the two rivers intersect. West End: A dense, vibrant, and highly multicultural neighborhood just west of downtown, renowned for its incredible variety of international restaurants and colorful outdoor murals. Corydon Village: Often called "Little Italy," this area is famous for its high density of patio dining, gelaterias, and trendy fashion boutiques along Corydon Avenue. Osborne Village: One of Winnipeg's oldest and most densely populated neighborhoods. It is highly walkable and draws a diverse crowd due to its artsy vibe, live music venues, yoga studios, and independent shops. Wolseley: Known affectionately as "The Granola Belt," this historic area features mature elm tree canopies, large Edwardian-style homes, and a strong community focus on sustainability and local activism. River Heights: A classic, wealthy residential neighborhood characterized by large character homes, tree-lined streets, and upscale local shopping along Academy Road. Tuxedo: Winnipeg's most affluent neighborhood, featuring massive luxury estates, manicured lawns, and immediate proximity to Assiniboine Park and the Fort Whyte Alive nature reserve. Fort Garry & Waverley West: Rapidly growing areas in the south. Fort Garry is home to the University of Manitoba, while Waverley West features massive, newly developed suburban communities like Bridgwater Lakes. St. Boniface: The heart of Western Canada's French-Canadian community [7]. Located just across the river from downtown, it features French street signs, the historic St. Boniface Cathedral and a distinct European flair. St. Vital: A massive suburban area in the south-east anchored by the St. Vital Centre shopping mall, offering a mix of mid-century bungalows and sprawling parks. Transcona: Situated on the far eastern edge of the city, this neighborhood has deep historical ties to the railway industry. It functions almost like its own self-contained town with affordable housing and close-knit community events. The Maples & Kildonans: North-end residential suburbs offering great parks, family community centers, and a diverse population mix.
How long does installation take? Most residential fence projects are completed the same day (up to 100 linear feet). Larger fences may take up to 2–3 days. We give you a clear timeline before we start and keep you updated throughout your project. Best of all you don't pay us a penny until the entire project is 100% completed and to your satisfaction.
Do you offer landscaping too? Yes. About 9 out of 10 of our customers add landscaping to their fence project — lawn seeding, aeration, cleanup, or a full yard makeover. It's one of the things that sets us apart from other fence companies in Winnipeg. Spring Renewal Packages: Includes deep-rake debris removal, lawn dethatching, core aeration, and first-stage fertilization to kickstart a healthy, vibrant summer lawn. Fall Winterization Packages: Includes complete leaf clearing, final perennial pruning, clean-cutting garden beds, and winter-readiness turf treatments to protect your roots from freezing temperatures. Year-Round Peace of Mind: Our experienced crew uses professional-grade equipment to save you hours.
How do I get a quote? Schedule a free on-site visit. We come to your property, measure the area, discuss styles and materials and give you a detailed written quote with timelines and pricing. No obligation, no pressure. Best of all, you only pay when the job is done!