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Your Go-To Portland Fence & Deck Builder

Cedar privacy fences, modern horizontal fences, gates, decks and patio covers — built for Portland rain and wind, by a local crew that cleans up every day.

  • Free written estimate, price agreed before we start
  • 5-year workmanship warranty on every fence
  • Licensed, bonded & insured
  • Serving Portland, 15 Oregon cities and Vancouver, WA
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New cedar backyard fence in Beaverton.
Modern horizontal cedar fence stepped down a slope.
New composite deck with aluminum railing.

Why Portland Homeowners Choose Your Business

Built for Portland weather

Drained post holes, kicker boards and steel-post options so your fence doesn't rot or lean

Written estimate first

You approve the price before we dig a single hole

5-year workmanship warranty

If something we built fails, we come back and fix it

Licensed, bonded & insured

Our Latest Jobs Around Portland

Real fence and deck jobs our crews finished around Portland.

Wood Fence in Laurelhurst, Portland+2 photos

Laurelhurst, Portland

Wood Fence

October 2026

New 6 ft wood fence around a big backyard, with the posts set in concrete and a gravel strip along the bottom so the boards stay dry.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Jessica M.

“Our yard finally feels private. They were careful around our old maple's roots.”

Privacy Fence in Alameda, Portland+2 photos

Alameda, Portland

Privacy Fence

October 2026

Tall privacy fence along a side yard and alley, with a trim cap on top for a finished look from the street.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Robert K.

“Quiet, private, and it looks great from the alley too. Fair price and on schedule.”

Horizontal Fence in Sellwood-Moreland, Portland+2 photos

Sellwood-Moreland, Portland

Horizontal Fence

September 2026

Modern horizontal fence with steel posts behind the boards, run the full length of the driveway.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Alicia T.

“Exactly the clean modern look we wanted. Steel posts mean no more leaning.”

Gate Installation & Repair in Irvington, Portland+2 photos

Irvington, Portland

Gate Installation & Repair

September 2026

Built a new walk gate with heavy hinges and a steel frame inside so it won't sag, plus a matching side gate.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Paul D.

“The gate closes with one finger now. Great work on an old house.”

Fence Installation in Concordia, Portland+2 photos

Concordia, Portland

Fence Installation

September 2026

Full backyard fence for a new homeowner, about 180 ft, following the property line pins after we checked the survey.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Grace L.

“They found the property pins before starting, which saved us a fight with the neighbor. Very professional.”

Fence Replacement in Woodstock, Portland+2 photos

Woodstock, Portland

Fence Replacement

September 2026

Tore out an old leaning fence, hauled it away, and built a new one with taller posts around the back patio.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Marcus W.

“Old fence gone and new one up in three days. They left the yard cleaner than they found it.”

Black ornamental steel fence and arched gate.
Wood patio cover with clear roof panels.
Painted picket fence in front of an old bungalow.

Areas We Serve Around Portland

From Portland out the Sunset Highway to Hillsboro and Forest Grove, down I-5 to Wilsonville, along I-205 to Oregon City, east on I-84 to Gresham and Troutdale, and across the river to Vancouver.

Portland Fence FAQ

How tall can my fence be in Portland?
It depends on where the fence sits on your lot. Front yards usually have a lower limit than back and side yards, and corner lots have extra rules so drivers can see. We check your lot against the city rules before we quote, so the fence we build is one you can keep.
What's the best fence for Portland's rain?
Western red cedar is the Portland favorite because it handles wet weather well and looks great. The bigger difference is how the posts go in: drained post holes, a kicker board at the bottom and steel posts on windy lots keep a fence standing far longer than the wood choice alone.
Do you repair fences or only build new ones?
Both. If the posts are sound, a repair is often the smarter call. We'll tell you honestly whether to repair or replace, and why.
Do you build decks and patio covers too?
Yes. We build cedar and composite decks, deck railings, patio covers, pergolas and arbors all over Portland and the metro.
How does pricing work?
We come out, measure, talk through materials and give you a free written estimate. The price you approve is the price you pay unless you change the job.
How far do you travel?
Portland plus 16 metro cities — 15 in Oregon and Vancouver, WA.

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