Serving Stayner, Barrie, Collingwood, Wasaga Beach and all of Simcoe County Mon to Fri, 8 am to 5 pm

Building near the Minesing Wetlands

Minesing sits beside the Minesing Wetlands, one of the largest wetlands in southern Ontario, where the Nottawasaga River spreads over the lowlands in spring. Many properties nearby have a high water table and heavy soil that holds water.

Wet ground is hard on fences. Water around a post freezes, expands and lifts it, which is how fences start to lean after a few winters. We set posts below the frost line in concrete shaped to shed water, and on the wettest spots we talk through longer posts or a lighter fence style before you commit.

Fences for country properties

  • Wood privacy and picket fences
  • Chain link yards and dog runs
  • Page wire and board fencing for horses and hobby farms
  • Driveway and field gates

Fence rules in Minesing

Minesing is in the Township of Springwater, which sets the fence height and pool enclosure rules for the area. We check the rules that apply to your lot at the free on-site visit and book Ontario One Call locates before anyone digs. Current township by-laws are listed on the Springwater by-laws page.

Land close to the wetlands can also fall under the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority, which may require a permit for work in regulated areas. We help you check before we dig.

Minesing fence questions

Why do fences lean on wet ground?

Frost heave. Wet soil around a post freezes and expands, pushing the post up a little each winter. Deeper posts set below the frost line, with concrete that sheds water, stay put. Our guide on how deep fence posts should be in Ontario explains the numbers.

Do I need a conservation authority permit?

Only if your property is in an area the Nottawasaga Valley Conservation Authority regulates, which is common near the wetlands. Their online map shows regulated areas, and we can help you check during the estimate.

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What homeowners say

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"Fence Right does amazing work!! They are on time, their work is beautiful, the team are respectful and worth every single penny. Fence Right worked with us and our two other neighbors to build beautiful wood sides and black chain link back portions."
Sue Morgan
"Thanks Brad, Jenn and team. The experience was great from start to finish. Communication was great. On budget. On time. And everyone was pleasant. WOW. Highly recommend."
Maria Weber Cernak
"Great workmanship by Brad and crew. Despite the intense heat, the crew worked hard and efficiently over the three days. Attention to detail at its finest! Responsibly priced for removal and install. 5 stars!"
Rebecca Bye
"Hired Fence Right to build wood fence and gate in Wasaga Beach. Best looking fence in the neighbourhood. Professional, talented and knowledgeable of all bylaws and local codes."
Roger Lamoureux Wood fence and gate, Wasaga Beach
"Brad and his crew were here on the day they said they would be, cleaned up after themselves and installed efficiently. Very pleased with the results. Attention was paid to ensuring that the fencing was down low enough to prevent dogs from getting under. Would highly recommend."
Elizabeth Joan
"Had Brad here today do our fence. Extremely happy with how it turned out, and he kept to his word about making sure he would do ours early in the year for us. Would highly recommend anyone who needs a fence done to give these guys a call."
Paul Hofman

Service area

Local fence installers for Simcoe County

Based in Stayner and on job sites across the county every week. Pick your town for local details.

Fence Right Inc

3787 Concession 12
Stayner, ON L0M 1S0

Mon to Fri, 8 am to 5 pm

(705) 428-5158 info@fenceright.ca Get directions

Planning a fence in Minesing?

Call the office or book a free on-site estimate.