Driveway gate maintenance tips from Boundary Fencing: photo eyes, edge sensor batteries, rollers, hinges, winter ice and solar power. Book annual service.
What Type of Farm Fence Is Best for Cattle, Sheep, Goats, and Other Livestock?
Barbed wire for cattle, page wire for sheep, a 2x4 grid for goats. Boundary Fencing explains which livestock fencing works for each animal and why.
Wildlife Exclusion Fencing in the Okanagan: Choosing the Right Fence for the Animal
Deer fence heights, cost per foot, and what keeps bears and snakes out. Wildlife exclusion fencing advice from Okanagan fence installers since 2003.
Automatic Driveway Gates in the Okanagan: What You Should Know Before Installing One
By the Boundary Fencing team | August 2026 Automatic driveway gates are becoming increasingly common on acreages, estate properties, and residential properties throughout the Okanagan. They provide security and convenience, but there is a significant difference between simply putting an operator on a gate and installing a complete gate system properly. At Boundary Fencing, we've…
Choosing the Right Horse Fencing for Your Property
By the Boundary Fencing team | July 2026 Horse fencing is a different job than fencing for cattle or keeping deer out of a garden. If you treat it the same way, you could put your horse at risk. Standard farm fencing is made to keep animals in, but horse fencing also has to protect…
Best of Kelowna 2026: Vote for Us!
We're putting up a post for a different reason today. Boundary Fencing has officially advanced to the voting round of the Best of Kelowna 2026 awards in the Fencing category, and we'd love your support. Since 2003, our certified installers have been building fences and gates across the Okanagan for farms, homes, and commercial properties,…
Treated Wood: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Cross-sections of treated wood posts showing preservative penetration: MoTT left, standard centre, constant diameter right. Do not invest in a fence unless you know it is built to last. If you are planning a new fence with treated wood posts, one of the first things to ask is how those posts have been preserved.…
How Boundary Builds a Fence: Step-by-Step from Foundation to Finish
Lee Munsey, owner of Boundary Fencing, is a hands-on builder who loves problem-solving and continually improves the way work gets done. When you’re looking for a long-term fencing solution from a reliable contractor, you’re trying to avoid two things: a low-quality fence that falls over, materials that don’t stand the test of time, and…
Planning Your 2026 Fence or Gate Project: Why Winter Is a Smart Time to Start
Book your plan this season and beat next year’s snow with a finished fence and gate. Thinking about a new fence or gate for spring 2026? December is one of the most practical times to begin. Homeowners across the Okanagan who plan early get more control over design, materials, and scheduling. Boundary Fencing…