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Mission: a practical fence & gate plan.

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

A residential galvanized chain-link run with top rail; LS project in the Fraser Valley. This is an illustrative LS project elsewhere in the service region, not a claimed Mission installation.
A residential galvanized chain-link run with top rail; LS project in the Fraser Valley. This is an illustrative LS project elsewhere in the service region, not a claimed Mission installation. Photo: LS Fencing & Metal Work.

Begin with the everyday use of the yard

Describe whether the fence is intended to define a boundary, control access or support pet containment. Each purpose raises different questions about openings, ground gaps and the materials beside the line.

Bring a clear preliminary sketch

Mark the intended route, approximate lengths and uncertain points. Keep boundary confirmation and utility coordination separate from a preference about appearance; identify what must be checked before work starts.

Bring to your Mission 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 Mission plan