Privacy, security and curb appeal start with a fence installed properly. Dream Team builds cedar privacy and chain-link fences, replacement fencing and matching manual gates. We plan around your property and provide a clear written quote before work starts.

A new fence should give you privacy, define your space and complement your home. We plan the layout, post installation, materials and access around your property for a finished result that looks right and holds up to local conditions.
We install fences in Campbell River and Comox Valley, including Courtenay, Comox, Black Creek and nearby communities. We'll confirm scheduling and service availability for your property during the quote process.

Cedar privacy fences, traditional wood styles and chain-link options tailored to your property. We review fence lines, height, access and post requirements before quoting.

Replacing an aging or damaged fence? We can quote removal and replacement, and assess select repair projects when the scope and schedule fit. Exact material matches depend on availability.

From new fence lines to matching manual gates and finishing details, we focus on a cohesive result that improves your property's privacy, function and curb appeal.

Campbell River is home base for Dream Team. We know the soil, rain, slopes, access issues, and coastal conditions that shape local yards. We handle lawn maintenance, landscape installs, concrete, fencing, and cleanup with clear quotes, reliable scheduling, and work built to last.
We regularly work across Quadra Island, handling everything from rural properties to residential landscapes. Local conditions, access challenges, and growing zones are all part of the plan.
We provide landscaping services tailored to Cortes Island’s unique environment, with a focus on low-impact, practical, and well-built outdoor spaces.
Coastal conditions demand the right approach. We design and maintain landscapes that account for wind exposure, salt air, and native ecosystems common to the Black Creek area.
We serve Courtenay, Comox, Cumberland, Royston, and Merville with crews who know the local soil, drainage, and coastal weather. From lawn care to concrete patios, fencing, and full installs, we plan around the property in front of us. Wet winters, clay soil, wind exposure: we build for all of it. Clear quotes, reliable scheduling, work that lasts.
Questions? Good. We'd be worried if you didn't have any. Here's what Campbell River homeowners ask us most—straight answers, no runaround.
Yes. Depending on the terrain and fence type, we can plan a stepped or racked layout. We'll review slope, post locations and access before recommending an installation method.
We can assess whether a manual gate can be added to an existing fence or incorporated into a new installation. The framing, hardware, opening width and condition of the existing fence determine the best approach. We'll confirm the scope in your quote.
For selected repair or replacement projects, we can review the existing fence's style, dimensions and materials. We aim for a consistent result, but exact matches in aged timber, colour or older hardware cannot always be guaranteed.
Fence requirements vary by municipality, property location, height and design. Homeowners should confirm applicable bylaws, setbacks and property boundaries; we can discuss those considerations during planning before work begins.
Keep vegetation and soil away from boards where possible, inspect posts and hardware regularly, and clean and refinish the wood as appropriate for the product and exposure. Maintenance needs vary by timber, finish and site conditions.
Installation time depends on length, fence type, terrain, site access, removal work, materials and weather. We will outline a realistic schedule once we've reviewed the property and confirmed the project scope.
Fence installation costs depend on length, height, materials, gates, removal of old fencing, terrain, ground conditions and access. We focus on properly installed, durable fences rather than the cheapest possible installation. After reviewing the project, we provide a clear written quote for the full scope of work.
Six feet is a common privacy-fence height, but the right choice depends on your sightlines, layout and local bylaws. We'll discuss height, design and any applicable restrictions before finalizing the quote.
Cedar and other wood fences provide more privacy and a finished residential appearance. Chain-link is a practical option for pets, boundaries and larger runs where visibility is acceptable. We'll help you compare appearance, maintenance and total installed cost.
Cedar, properly selected pressure-treated wood and chain-link can all work well on Vancouver Island. The right option depends on exposure, appearance, maintenance preferences, post design and the property's use.
Practical landscaping advice based on real projects across Vancouver Island.