Fencing
A fence that stays where you put it.
Wood, vinyl, and chain link fencing, plus gates, for homeowners across Oregon.
What's included
Fencing work we do
Four materials and the post work that decides how long any of them last.
Wood privacy fencing
Set for the long haul rather than for the first dry summer.
- Post holes and setting
- Rails and pickets
- Height and line
- Trim and caps
Vinyl fencing
A low-maintenance line that holds its shape and colour.
- Post setting
- Panel runs
- Grade transitions
- Caps
Chain link
Straightforward, durable containment where that's what the job needs.
- Posts and rails
- Mesh and tension
- Grade following
- Gates
Gates & repairs
New gates, hardware, and fixing the sections that have started to go.
- Gate build and hang
- Hardware and latches
- Post replacement
- Section repair
Process
How the work runs
The same four steps whether it's a repair or the whole thing.
We walk the line
Property line, grade changes, and gate swings sorted out before we dig.
Layout and written scope
Line, height, material, and gate placement in writing, with a fixed quote.
Posts, then panels
Posts are set and given time to hold before anything hangs on them.
Walk it together
We check line, height, and every gate swing with you before calling it done.
Why it lasts
A fence is only as good as its posts.
Leaning, sagging, and gates that stop latching all trace back to how the posts went in.
- Posts get set properly
- Depth and setting are what carry the fence through a wet Oregon winter and the wind that comes with it. That's not where we save time.
- The line gets walked first
- Property line, grade changes, and which way each gate needs to swing get sorted before anything is dug.
- One fixed quote
- You get a written scope and one price. Anything that would change it gets your sign-off before we carry on.
Ready to get started?
Tell us about the fence line and we'll come look at it. You'll get a written scope and a fixed quote, and we'll get back to you within one business day.