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When you’re looking for a fence builder in Morden, you can count on Morden Fence and Deck Builders to build a beautiful, affordable and functional fence for your property.
We do several types of fences – from wooden to chainlink fences. We service both residential and commercial properties.
Speak to our expert Morden fence builder to learn more about the different fence types and what’s appropriate for your needs.
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Our team of Morden Fence and Deck Builders have several years of experience and fully-trained to handle all your fencing needs.
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We are a team of fence contractors based in Morden, MB
We serve the areas of Morden, Winkler, Carman, Altona, Morris, Portage La Prairie, Grafton and other neighboring cities.
Services Offered
We offer various types of fences, for both commercial and residential property. Chainlink fences are the most popular job order we receive from the southern part of Manitoba. As a Morden fence builder, we also recommend chainlink fencing as an affordable fence option that suits our windy climate.
We also offer various deck design and builds, as well as repairs and preventive maintenance for your outdoor wooden structures.
Call us to request for a Free Estimate for all your fence and deck needs.
About MOrden, Manitoba
Morden is a city in Southern Manitoba that is located in the Pembina Valley Region. Morden city is surrounded by the Rural Municipality of Stanley which is the 8th largest city of Manitoba.
Morden is in very close proximity to its neighbor city of Winkler, thus, the reference as Manitoba’s Twin Cities. Combined, they have a population of approximately 25,000 in 2016.
Morden weather
The city of Morden is comprised of hot, humid summers and cold winters.
With Morden having one of the warmest weather in Manitoba, it has become a center for agricultural and horticultural research.
Average temperature during the winter season in January is a high of -10 Celsius and a low of -19 Celsius. While the average temperature during the hotter months of July are a high 25.6 Celsius and a low of 43.3 Celsius.
However, the hottest temperature ever recorded for Morden was in July 1936 when it registered 43.9 Celsius. While the coldest was -42.0 Celsius in January of 1993.
Morden culture and festivals
In 2008, Morden was designated as the Cultural Capital of Canada because of the city’s emphasis on community art and culture.
Some festivals that the City hosts are:
Morden’s Multicultural Winterfest celebrates the richness of the cultures in the region as well as the fun activities that can be enjoyed during Manitoba winters. Some of the activities are outdoor boot hockey, snowshoeing, sleigh rides and bonfire with traditional food and hot beverages.
Nature and Garden Expo is an event focused on nature, gardening and the environment to encourage event-goers for gardening season and to be educated on strategies that can minimize waste. Hosted by the Morden & District Horticultural Society and the Communities in Bloom Committee.
Paddlefest and Indigenous Peoples Day is celebrated every 3rd Saturday of June to give everyone a chance to try out paddling sports for free such as canoes, kayaks, paddleboards and dragon boats.
Back Forty Festival which highlights the aboriginal influences in the community.
The Corn and Apple Festival, which was started in 1967, is celebrated annually along Stephen Street, Morden. This is because of this area of the prairies that has a long growing season for corn and apples.
Morden Landmarks and popular places
Morden, Manitoba is the home of Canadian Fossil Discovery Center.
In there is Bruce, the 43-foot Mosasaur who fossil was found near Morden in 1974. The fossil is 80 million years old and is the Guinness record holder for the largest mosasaur on public display.
Forty years after the fossil was dug up, the City of Morden built a full-size, full-colored replica of Bruce and incorporated him into the Morden welcome sign.
Morden Airport is a small, rural airport servicing the Morden and the nearby cities.
