Williamsburg Woods & Garden Inc. Call free 1-877-266-0022
Garden fencing and deck building is offered by almost all fence contractors. Williamsburg Woods & Gardens, Inc. has the expertise to deliver the best results for you. Based in Williamsburg, ON and working out of Vaudreuil off the west point of the Montreal island, we cover a wide area and have happy customers all across our geographical region.
We harvest and mill all our own lumber. Why do we recommend white cedar for fences and decks? Click to find out.
Contact us to arrange a sales agent to visit you to quote, or fill in your own quotation form and receive a $50 discount voucher to use against the final price of our work!
Modern chainlink solutions are attractive and practical.
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for more details on chainlink fences.Privacy
and security are very important to many of our clients.
But you don't have to compromise the style of your fencing to achieve these ends.
Chainlink fences have come of age. Decorative wire fencing using modern chainlink technology provides privacy, safety and visual appeal and is available in a wide range of styles and colours.
Deck building: upper decks add class and value to homes.
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for more details on decks.The basics of deck
building are very simple,
yet plenty of contractors out there won't do a proper job.
Key to our considerations are your requirements. What do you need from a deck design? Delivering your vision, within budget, is our pleasure.
Why wait? Your dream deck could be just a phone call away. Save $50 by submitting your own measurements for a quote!
Deck building: the best way to finish a pool.
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for more details on decks.It's
a myth that a fence contractor will work on your garden fencing project
for weeks. Many of our customers have said as we arrived,
"You probably won't be done until the end of summer..."
Most people are surprised when we promise to finish the average decorative garden fencing job within three days, weather permitting.
The
Canadian government recommends the use of white
cedar lumber. The tree is
hardy and resistant to rot. It's also an easily sustainable
wood
resource.