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Fence Installation Winnipeg

How We Install

Every fence project handled by our own team — no subcontracting, no surprises. Posts below the frost line, built for Manitoba’s conditions.
3½ ft Post Depth
Posts set below Manitoba’s frost line — no concrete required under standard conditions.
500+ Projects Completed
Residential fence installations across Winnipeg and surrounding communities.
Galvanized or Black Coated
Every installation backed by our one-year workmanship warranty.

Our Approach

Built for Manitoba's Conditions

Manitoba’s freeze-thaw cycles, clay-heavy soil, and extreme temperature swings are tough on fences — especially when they’re installed using methods that weren’t designed for prairie conditions. Every installation decision at Shorty’s is made with Winnipeg’s specific climate in mind.
The most important decision: we don’t set posts in concrete under standard conditions. Concrete absorbs moisture, freezes, expands, and can push footings upward over time. We drive posts deep below the frost line, where they perform better and stay straighter longer.

How It Works

Our Installation Works

Five steps, no surprises. The same proven process on every Shorty’s installation.

01

Property Lines, Layout & Permits Confirmed

Confirm property lines, check City of Winnipeg bylaw requirements, ensure utility lines are marked. Post placement and gate locations reviewed with you on-site.

02

Posts Driven Deep — Below the Frost Line

Posts installed below Manitoba’s frost line using post-pounding methods. No concrete under standard conditions — the approach proven to work in Winnipeg’s clay-heavy soil.

03

Materials Installed to Manufacturer Spec

Chain link fabric, wood panels, welded wire, or ornamental panels installed correctly — tensioned or fastened to specification. No shortcuts on material installation.

04

Gates Set, Hung & Fully Adjusted

Gate posts properly sized and set. Hardware for confirmed swing direction. Gates adjusted and tested. Pool enclosure gates installed to Manitoba safety code.

05

Final Inspection, Quality Check & Full Cleanup

Complete walkthrough before we leave. All hardware checked, fence inspected, gates confirmed, all debris removed. Your property left spotless.

Fence Types

What We Install

Four proven fence types, each chosen because they perform in Manitoba’s climate.
Most Popular

Affordable · Durable

Chain Link

Durable, low-maintenance security. Winnipeg’s most popular residential fence — built for our conditions.

Ornamental Fence

Classic Privacy

Ornamental Fencing

Durable, low-maintenance security. Winnipeg’s most popular residential fence — built for our conditions.

Strong · Versatile

Wood Fencing

Durable, low-maintenance security. Winnipeg’s most popular residential fence — built for our conditions.

Welded Wire Fence

Classic Elegance

Welded Wire Fencing

Durable, low-maintenance security. Winnipeg’s most popular residential fence — built for our conditions.

Common Questions

Installation FAQ

Do I need a permit to install a fence in Winnipeg?

Permit requirements depend on fence height, location on your lot, and local zoning. We’ll help you understand what’s typically required during your estimate.

How long does installation take?

Most residential installations are completed in one day. We’ll give you a clear timeline during your estimate based on the scope of your project.

Do you remove an existing fence before installing a new one?

Yes. We can remove your existing fence as part of the installation process. Ask about this during your estimate and we’ll factor it into the quote.

How far in advance do I need to book?

Spring and summer are our busiest periods. Contact us as early as possible and we’ll give you an honest timeline. We recommend booking well ahead of the season.

Do you install fences in winter?

Ground conditions permitting, yes. We assess each project individually. Contact us to discuss your specific situation and timing.

What areas of Winnipeg do you serve?

All areas of Winnipeg including St. Vital, St. James, River Heights, Transcona, West End, North End, East Kildonan, Headingley, East St. Paul, and West St. Paul.