Service-area planning

Agassiz: a practical fence & gate plan.

Start a Agassiz fence enquiry with LS Fencing & Metal Work: route, openings, materials and site questions.

Commercial double-swing chain-link gate; LS project in Abbotsford. This is an illustrative LS project elsewhere in the service region, not a claimed Agassiz installation. Photo: LS Fencing & Metal Work.

An opening has to work on ordinary days

Explain the vehicles, people or equipment using the gate and how often they pass through. Show the approach as well as the opening so the contractor can discuss movement and clearance.

Keep the wider property in view

Include seasonal access needs and planned landscape changes in the brief. Ask for the proposed fence and gate scope to identify what is included and what requires separate work or assessment.

Bring to your Agassiz enquiry

A preliminary fence route and approximate dimensions.
The intended use and each required opening.
Safe site photographs, access restrictions and unresolved checks.

Service scope, availability, material details and any required approvals are confirmed for the actual property directly with LS.

Discuss your Agassiz plan

Galvanized chain link with three-strand barb topping; LS project in Abbotsford.

Fence systems

Chain-link fencing

Compare fabric, framework, finish and the practical details along the line.

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Openings

Gates & access

Start with the opening, the users and the room needed for movement.

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Black chain link around a playground; LS project in Chilliwack.

Field notes

Prepare for the visit

Separate known conditions from the questions that still need checking.

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