Serving Orleans, Ontario
Fence & Deck Contractors in Orleans
Orleans backyards frequently sit above grade with walk-out basements and sloped lots, which makes raised decks with proper guards and stairs the most common build we do in the east end.
- Rating
- 4.9 / 5
- Experience
- 20+ years in Ottawa
- Response time
- Within 24 hours
A local crew, not a call centre
Looking for a fence or deck builder near you in Orleans?
Searching for a deck or fence builder near you in Orleans usually turns up companies based well across town. We schedule Orleans estimates in batches so you get an on-site visit quickly, and our crews stay in the east end for the full duration of a build instead of splitting days between sites.
Travel time: About 30 minutes east on the 174 — we group Orleans estimates so east-end visits happen on the same run.
Postal codes covered: K1C, K1E, K1W, K4A
Based at 1615 Laperriere Ave, Ottawa, ON and building across Ottawa since 2004. More about our crews.
Orleans landmarks we work around
- Place d'Orléans
- Petrie Island
- Millennium Park
- Trim Road
- Fallingbrook
Services in Orleans
What we install for Orleans homeowners
Fence installation in Orleans
Cedar and vinyl privacy fencing built for sandy east-end soil, including full subdivision-line replacements in Fallingbrook and Avalon.
See Orleans cedar and vinyl fence installationDeck building in Orleans
Multi-level and walk-out decks for the sloped rear yards common through Avalon, Chapel Hill and Queenswood Heights.
See Orleans deck builders and composite deckingPergolas in Orleans
Shade structures over patios and hot tubs, engineered for the snow loads the east end collects each winter.
See pergolas for Orleans backyardsRepairs in Orleans
Storm and derecho damage repair — post replacement, re-squaring runs and salvaging panels that are still sound.
See Orleans fence repair after storm damageComparing materials first? Read our cedar vs PVC vs composite comparison or browse completed Ottawa fence and deck projects.
Local know-how
What building in Orleans actually involves
Walk-out and sloped lots
Avalon and Chapel Hill are full of walk-out basements where a deck sits 8 to 10 feet above grade. Those need engineered beam spans, code-height guards and a stair run that lands properly — not a bolted-on afterthought.
Aluminum railings for open views
Powder-coated aluminum picket railing is our most requested Orleans upgrade: it meets code, never needs staining, and keeps the view from a raised deck open instead of boxed in by wood spindles.
Permits for raised decks
Any deck more than 24 inches above grade needs a City of Ottawa building permit. We prepare the drawings, submit the application and meet the inspector so you don't have to take a day off work.
Recent work
Orleans projects
Deck & Landscape Integration
Deck framed into surrounding hardscape and planting for a seamless yard.
Cedar Fence & Gate
Cedar fence run with a reinforced walk gate and hidden hardware.
Deck with Aluminum Picket Railing
Wrap-around deck with black aluminum pickets, wood caps and lattice skirting.
Orleans FAQ
Questions Orleans homeowners ask
How quickly can you get to my Orleans property?
We batch east-end estimates so Orleans visits usually happen within a few days, and once a build starts the crew stays in the east end until it's finished.
Do I need a permit for a deck in Orleans?
Yes if the deck surface is more than 24 inches above grade, or if it's attached to the house. We handle the permit drawings and submission as part of the project.
What railing works best on a raised Orleans deck?
Powder-coated aluminum picket or glass panel railing. Both meet the 42-inch guard requirement for higher decks and require essentially no maintenance.
Can you build on a sloped backyard?
Yes. Sloped and multi-level lots are routine for us — we use stepped framing and varied post heights to keep the deck surface level.
More answers on our FAQ page and seasonal care guides.
Nearby service areas
Book a free Orleans site visit
We measure on site, talk through materials and send a written estimate — no pressure and no obligation.