Serving Sherwood Park
Deck Builders & Fence Installation in Sherwood Park
A large share of Sherwood Park fences and decks went in during the 1990s build-out and are now past their life. We tear out the old structure, dispose of it, and rebuild to current Strathcona County requirements.
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- Cedar, pressure-treated and composite decking
- Privacy fences, gates and railings
- Frost-rated footings and permits handled
Why Sherwood Park homeowners call us
We build cedar and composite decks, privacy fences and paver patios throughout Sherwood Park and Strathcona County, plus seasonal lawn care and snow clearing contracts for homes and small commercial lots.
Sherwood Park has a lot of 1980s–2000s housing where the original fence and deck are at end of life, plus newer builds in Aspen Trails and Summerwood that need the yard finished from scratch.
Sherwood Park is a short run east on Baseline or the Henday, so we can usually measure the same week you call.
Permits: handled through the Strathcona County where your project needs one.
Neighbourhoods we cover in Sherwood Park
- Summerwood
- Aspen Trails
- Nottingham
- Clarkdale Meadows
Recent work
Photos and videos from recent deck & fence jobs.
Sherwood Park questions, answered
- Who issues permits in Sherwood Park?
- Strathcona County handles development and building permits for Sherwood Park. We prepare and submit the paperwork as part of the job.
- Do you work in Strathcona County outside Sherwood Park?
- Yes — we take work in Ardrossan, Josephburg and acreages through the county, though travel time may affect scheduling on smaller jobs.
- Do I need a permit for a deck or fence in Edmonton?
- Decks more than 0.6 m above grade generally need a development and building permit, and fences over the height limit for your zone do too. We prepare the drawings and handle the submission as part of the build.
- Cedar or composite — which is better here?
- Cedar is warmer looking and costs less up front but needs re-staining every two to three years. Composite costs more initially and holds up well through freeze-thaw with almost no maintenance. We price both so you can compare.