Serving Stittsville, Ontario
Fence & Deck Installation in Stittsville
Stittsville mixes new-build subdivisions with older village lots, so we quote everything here from a full 200-foot cedar perimeter on an acre to a compact deck-and-pergola combination behind a townhome.
- 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 Stittsville?
Stittsville homeowners looking for a fence contractor near them are usually in a newer subdivision with a builder fence that never got finished properly. We're in the village and the Jackson Trails / Fairwinds area regularly, and we quote the whole run — including the sections the builder skipped — rather than patching one side.
Travel time: Around 30 minutes west via the 417 — often paired with a Kanata visit on the same day.
Postal codes covered: K2S, K2T
Based at 1615 Laperriere Ave, Ottawa, ON and building across Ottawa since 2004. More about our crews.
Stittsville landmarks we work around
- Main Street Stittsville
- Trans Canada Trail
- Jackson Trails
- Village Square Park
- Sacred Heart High School
Services in Stittsville
What we install for Stittsville homeowners
Fence installation in Stittsville
Completing and upgrading builder fences in Fairwinds, Jackson Trails and Wyldewood with full-height cedar or PVC.
See Stittsville fence installation and upgradesDeck building in Stittsville
Composite and cedar decks for new-build yards, coordinated with grading so the frame isn't left sitting in wet fill.
See Stittsville deck constructionGazebos in Stittsville
Cedar pavilions and gazebos that give a bare new-build yard an anchor point and usable shade.
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Aluminum and glass railing on raised decks, sized to keep the sightline over open Stittsville backyards.
See deck railing installation in StittsvilleComparing materials first? Read our cedar vs PVC vs composite comparison or browse completed Ottawa fence and deck projects.
Local know-how
What building in Stittsville actually involves
Larger village lots
Older Stittsville village properties often run well past a standard suburban lot. Cedar with a spindle or lattice top gives you privacy where you need it and keeps the rest of the run feeling open instead of walled in.
Rural-edge wind and snow drift
Lots backing onto open fields catch heavy drifting. We space pickets and choose gate hardware that tolerates snow load, and we set gates so they still swing when there's 18 inches on the ground.
New-build yards starting from scratch
In Jackson Trails and Fairwinds we're often the first trade in the backyard. We coordinate with landscaping and grading so the fence line and deck footings go in before the sod, not after.
Recent work
Stittsville projects
Cedar Backyard Deck
Cedar deck with wide steps and integrated bench seating for entertaining.
Freestanding Pergola
Freestanding structure with heavy posts and layered rafter tails.
Cedar Fence with Spindle Top
Board-on-board cedar fence with decorative spindle topper and capped posts.
Stittsville FAQ
Questions Stittsville homeowners ask
Do you serve all of Stittsville?
Yes — the village, Fairwinds, Jackson Trails, Wyldewood and the surrounding rural roads. West-end visits are typically scheduled alongside Kanata calls.
Do you service the older Stittsville village properties?
Yes. Larger and irregular village lots are some of our favourite projects — they usually need custom panel lengths rather than stock sections.
What's the best fence for a windy Stittsville lot?
A cedar fence with a spindle or lattice top, or a spaced-board design. Both let wind through instead of taking the full load like a solid panel.
Can you build a fence and deck at the same time?
Yes, and it usually saves money — one mobilization, one site prep, and the deck and fence details are designed to match.
More answers on our FAQ page and seasonal care guides.
Book a free Stittsville site visit
We measure on site, talk through materials and send a written estimate — no pressure and no obligation.