Shared property fencing
Strata fencing in the Lower Mainland, BC
Defined project scope and coordinated access for shared fence lines.
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Shared fence lines, clear project scope and coordinated access.
Make the scope clear before work begins
Strata fencing often involves several fence runs, shared access and more than one decision-maker. West Coast Fencing & Cedar works with strata fencing projects, bringing more than 10 years of experience to installations, repairs and replacements. A clear scope helps the council or property manager assess what is included and communicate the planned work.
Identify the fence runs involved, the condition of each section and any gate openings that need attention. Some areas may need replacement while others may be suitable for repair. Separating those needs makes the project easier to discuss and helps avoid assumptions about which sections are included.
Information for a useful strata quote
A site plan, marked photographs or a simple sketch can help show the boundaries of the proposed work. Share any existing design requirements so the material and appearance can be considered from the start.
- Approximate lengths and heights for each fence run.
- Photos of existing posts, boards, gates and damaged sections.
- Preferred materials and the appearance of retained fencing.
- Access arrangements around patios, walkways and landscaping.
- The project contact and any agreed timing requirements.
Consistency across the property
Cedar is our specialty, using high-quality, locally sourced materials. Steel and composite fencing options are also available depending on project needs. Discuss whether you want to match an existing fence or use the replacement to establish a consistent design across a larger area.
For projects involving several locations, talk through the order of work and how residents will be informed about access. Confirm the agreed materials, sections and gate details with the project contact before installation. Our repair, gate and staining services can be considered within the same discussion.