FRO Fence Solutions
Orléans4.8(91)
FencingOttawa-area fence company based in Edwards (City of Ottawa) building wood, vinyl, iron and chain link fences, plus decks and interlock, across Ottawa and its suburbs.
View details4 fence companies serve Orléans in Ottawa, including FRO Fence Solutions, K. Joly Contracting, and Fence-All. 4 of them carry a sourced Google rating, averaging 4.6 stars; the highest-rated is FRO Fence Solutions at 4.8 stars from 91 reviews. Each is a real, currently operating local business listed with ratings, service areas, and contact details.
Serving Orléans
Every fence company below lists Orléans in its Ottawa service area. Compare ratings and services, then contact the business directly.
Orléans4.8(91)
FencingOttawa-area fence company based in Edwards (City of Ottawa) building wood, vinyl, iron and chain link fences, plus decks and interlock, across Ottawa and its suburbs.
View detailsKanata4.5(87)
Deck BuildersOttawa outdoor-living contractor that builds decks alongside fences, interlock, retaining walls and landscaping. Serving Ottawa homeowners and businesses since 2009.
View detailsKanata4.5(338)
FencingFence-All is an Ottawa fence company serving homeowners across the city, offering wood fences, chain link fences, and ornamental fences. It holds a 4.5-star average across 338 Google reviews.
View detailsKanata4.5(176)
FencingOttawa fence installer on Belfast Road offering PVC, wood, hybrid, iron, chain link and glass fencing across Ottawa and Gatineau.
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Hiring in Orléans
Orléans is Ottawa's large east-end community and a hub for the city's francophone population. It blends mature neighbourhoods like Convent Glen and Chapel Hill with newer developments toward Avalon and Cardinal Creek. The established east-end homes are prime candidates for roofing, eavestrough, window, and driveway work, while newer areas need decks, fences, and landscaping. Many businesses below serve Orléans bilingually.
The single biggest fencing mistake in Ottawa is shallow posts. They should be set below the frost line, generally around 4 feet, so heave cannot lift them. Ask how deep they dig.
Build on the wrong side of the line and you may have to move it. Confirm the survey line, and make sure the company books utility locates before digging.
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