Chain link fence installation is available for both residential and commercial properties. This type of fencing is great for security, durability, and affordability, making it a popular choice for homes, businesses, and even larger properties. The process includes measuring the area, setting strong posts, and using top-quality chain link materials to make sure the fence stands up well to the weather. Every project starts with a free estimate so you can talk about your needs and get a clear idea of costs before any work begins.
Yes, fence repair for damaged or leaning sections is available. It's common to fix things like warped boards, loose posts, or broken panels. Before any work starts, a free estimate can be provided, so you’ll know the expected cost up front. Just reach out by phone, email, or through the online form to set up a time for someone to look at the fence and talk through what needs fixing.
For wood fence installation in rainy weather, cedar pickets are a top choice because they naturally resist rot, insect damage, and warping. For the posts, using PostMaster steel posts instead of traditional wood posts helps prevent issues with rotting and makes the fence more durable over time. Using high-quality pressure-treated lumber for any other frame parts also improves staying power in wet conditions. Putting these materials together gives you a fence that stands up well to rain and harsh Pacific Northwest weather. Regular staining or sealing can make it last even longer.
A typical fence installation usually takes about one to two weeks from the initial estimate to completion, depending on the size of your project and material availability. After you request a free estimate, you’ll get a detailed quote and a timeline for your specific job. Smaller or standard fences can often be finished in just a few days once the work begins, but custom designs or larger projects may take a bit longer. Weather and any unique site factors can also affect the schedule. Communication is clear every step, so you always know what to expect.
Yes, all work is done by a licensed, bonded, and insured fence contractor. The CCB number is 238719.
Deck installation is offered with both composite decking and pressure-treated lumber, giving you options that stand up well to weather in the Pacific Northwest. Composite decking is low-maintenance and resists fading, rot, and insects, while pressure-treated lumber is strong, more traditional, and treated to handle moisture over time. Each material is chosen based on what works best for your outdoor space and how much maintenance you want. Both options are designed for long-lasting results and built to fit your style and needs.
Vinyl fence installation isn't one of our main offerings right now. Most of the fences we build are wood, chain link, or custom styles using quality cedar and steel posts designed for Northwest weather. If you’re looking to balance privacy and curb appeal with a fence, we can help you figure out the best custom design and materials to fit your needs and the look you want, especially with wood and custom options. If you want to talk through designs that match your home’s style while still giving privacy, we’re happy to guide you through that.
You can get a free estimate for fence installation. The quote you receive will clearly show what’s included, breaking down both materials and labor costs, so you know exactly what to expect before getting started. This way, there are no surprises when it comes to pricing.
Before the fence installation crew arrives, clear the area along where the new fence will go. Remove any furniture, garden tools, or decorations nearby. Trim back grass, bushes, or branches so there’s a clear workspace about two feet wide on both sides of the fence line. If you have sprinklers, turn them off before and during installation. Mark any underground utilities or call 811 if you’re not sure where they are. Make sure pets and kids stay safely away from the worksite. If you have questions or special requests, talk with the crew ahead of time so everything goes smoothly when they arrive.
Yes, building a custom Craftsman-style fence is something we can do. We focus on custom designs, and Craftsman-style fences are a popular choice for their classic lines and strong, detailed look. Each fence is built to match your specific style and property needs, using quality materials like cedar and steel posts that hold up in the Pacific Northwest weather. If you want a Craftsman-style fence, we’ll work with you to design it and make sure it fits your yard and meets your expectations.
PostMaster steel posts are available as an option for fence installation. These steel posts are built to stand up to rot, warping, and weather damage, which is especially useful in the Pacific Northwest’s wet climate. They give extra strength and durability to your fence so it can last longer and stay looking good even in tough weather conditions. If you want your fence to handle rain and moisture better than standard wood posts, PostMaster steel posts are a smart choice.
It's important to know where your property lines are before starting a fence project, so we recommend checking your property survey or contacting the county if you're unsure. We can help clarify the typical process and give advice on permits and local guidelines based on where your project is located, but getting official permits or arranging property surveys is generally the homeowner’s responsibility. If you have questions about local rules or need to know what steps to take, we’ll help guide you through what’s required so everything goes smoothly.
Every fence installation comes with a workmanship guarantee to make sure it's done right and built to last. If there are any problems caused by how the fence was installed, like loose boards or misaligned posts, just let us know and we'll fix it. The materials used, like cedar pickets and steel posts, also come with their own manufacturer warranties, so you're covered both for installation and for quality of materials. This way, you get extra peace of mind knowing your fence is protected long after the job is done.
Yes, removing and hauling away your old fence can be included as part of the fence installation service. This way, you don’t have to worry about dealing with the old materials yourself. Just let us know when you request a quote, and we’ll add removal and disposal to your project—it keeps the process simple and makes sure your yard is clear and ready for the new fence.
Yes, custom railing installation is part of new deck projects. Railings are important for both safety and style, so they get designed and built to match your deck and fit your specific needs. There are options for materials like wood or composite, and each deck gets planned to make sure the railings look good and meet building codes. Custom railings are built to last and made to stand up to the weather in our area.
Of course, help is available for choosing the right fence height and layout for privacy and security. Standard fence heights usually range from 4 to 6 feet. For most backyards, a 6-foot fence gives solid privacy and good security, while front yard fences are often kept lower, around 4 feet, due to local rules. There’s also the option to customize the fence layout and design based on your needs, property shape, and how much of your yard you want blocked from view. Local guidelines and neighborhood codes can also affect fence height and style, so it’s important to talk about where the fence will go and what you want to achieve—extra privacy, blocking noise, keeping pets in, or improving safety. An in-person consultation and free quote can include suggestions on the best materials, styles, and fence height for your specific property.
Fence installation services are available throughout the Portland Metro area, including Portland, Oregon City, Lake Oswego, West Linn, Tigard, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Milwaukie, King City, Happy Valley, Gladstone, Tualatin, Clackamas, Gresham, Troutdale, and Newberg. If you're unsure if your location is covered, just reach out to ask.
Most of the time, matching your existing fence style and materials is possible, especially with common types like wood, chain link, or Craftsman styles. The exact match depends on the availability of the same materials and finishes. If your original materials are still being made, we can usually get them. If they're no longer available, we’ll find the closest match so the repaired section blends in with the rest of your fence as best as possible. Let us know about your current fence and we'll discuss the best way to get a seamless repair.
Yes, you can get a gate installed as part of your fence project. Gates are a common add-on when putting in new fences, and they can be built to match the style and materials of your fence. Custom sizes and designs are available, whether you want a simple walk-through gate or something larger for vehicles. Gates are made with the same durable materials as the fencing, so they fit right in and last just as long. Just mention you want a gate during your quote or consultation, and it can be included in the plan.
Yes, a wood fence can be installed using cedar pickets together with PostMaster steel posts. Cedar is naturally resistant to rot and insects, making it a good choice for the Pacific Northwest climate. PostMaster steel posts won’t rot, warp, or break down in wet weather like traditional wood posts, which means your fence stays strong and straight for years. This combination gives you the classic wood look you want with extra durability and long-lasting performance during rainy seasons.