Wolfpak Fences

Terrible company do your self a favour and read this to the end!!first off they set a date to be here then did not show until over a month later. In the rain after it had been raining for weeks on end in the fall the yard it completely torn up all along the fence because of all the rain at the time.They charged me an extra $1000 for the style of over head rail i wanted they purchased the product from a 3rd party company they installed the supposed new rail system with vey large scrapes in the supposed powder coating of paint which looks like it would have been from using a fork left to move the rail that have lefty large scapes of exposed steel that were covered in rust the day they installed it.Another thing is I asked them about distance from the back lane I wanted it on my property but as far back as possible but still on my property that way if in the winter the grater goes by and causes damage it they would be liable, well ok they put the posts in the right place but the way they welded up the gate and placed the poles the gate has a brace that sticks out an extra 7 past my property line such ibwill now be liable for if it gets damaged by the city snow clearing.There are multiple sections off the fence that are still not tired down

The owner was pleasant to deal with. He listened very well as I described the type of fence I had wanted. He also offered some ideas that would save me some money and make it more aesthetically/visually appealing. The workers were cordial and did a great job.

Out of business.

Another great experience. 2nd time we've had them build our fence, our previous house we were the fence envy of the neighbourhood and I'm sure we'll be again. Happy to promote and support this excellent local business.

I cannot review the work done by Wolfpak, because they abandoned the job after one hour of setting up their tools and marking out the location of the fence. There was a misunderstanding about the wood selection, and I inquired if it would be a hassle" to swap out the wood while the post holes were being dug. The worker explained to me that the wood had been picked out the evening before and swapping out the wood at that point will be problematic. I asked them to proceed with the work and we discussed digging at least 4 feet deep. About 20 minutes later