The look of a wood fence, the lifespan of a steel one. Cedar or treated pickets bolted to galvanized steel posts that stay plumb for decades — not five-year warranty seasons.
Traditional wood fences fail at the post. Steel posts solve that. Pickets and rails come off and on if a section ever needs replacing — the fence line never moves.
Hot-dipped galvanized 2-inch or 2.5-inch posts, concrete-set to frost depth. They will outlast you.
Western red cedar, naturally rot-resistant. Pre-cut and screwed (not nailed) to a steel rail system.
Brown-treated SPF for budget builds — lower up-front cost, still rated for ground-contact use.
Stain on day one or let it weather to silver. Either way, the fence line stays plumb.
Tight board-on-board for full privacy, or spaced picket for airflow and a softer read.
Single pedestrian or double drive gates — same picket style on a steel-frame gate that doesn't sag.
Walk a residential street in fall. Count the leaning fences. Every one of them failed at the same place.
Wood pickets realistically last about 15 years in Manitoba weather. But with our PostMaster steel post system, the posts outlast the wood by decades. When pickets wear out, replace just the wood on the same long-lasting posts — far less cost than tearing out and starting over.
S Tier builds the whole perimeter, not just the fence. Fewer trades on site, one number to call when something needs attention.
Wood pickets and rails on galvanized steel posts instead of wood posts. The steel carries the structure and never rots or heaves; the wood carries the look and can be replaced board by board without touching the fence line.
Priced per linear foot installed. Pressure-treated boards are the budget option, cedar costs more, and board-on-board, horizontal styles and stain add to that. Build & Price gives you a real estimate from your own lot drawing; a site walk confirms it.
Cedar is naturally rot-resistant, lighter and looks better longer; pressure-treated is cheaper and fine if you're going to stain it. Both last about the same on steel posts because the post is no longer the weak point.
The steel posts effectively indefinitely. Wood boards realistically 15 years in Manitoba weather, longer with stain. When the boards go, you replace boards, not the fence.
Usually, yes — same board width, style and height on our steel post system, so it reads as one fence line. We'll check the shared-line rules for your property too.
Tell us about your site and we'll come out for a free look. Or call 204-894-9071.
We’ll measure your lot, walk you through the picket and stain options, and quote it the same week.