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Cedar Fence in Gresham, OR

  • Western red cedar, the local favorite
  • Kicker boards keep rot off the ground
  • Straight lines, level tops
6 ft
Gresham limit, lattice included
Steel
Post option behind cedar boards
44,005
Homes in Gresham
Free
Written estimate

Recent Cedar Fence Jobs in Gresham

Cedar Fence in Gresham Butte, Gresham+2 photos

Gresham Butte, Gresham

Cedar Fence

July 2026

Board-on-board cedar fence on a hillside lot, stepped every 8 ft to follow the slope.

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

★★★★★Laura Z.

“Hard lot to fence and they made it look easy.”

Can a Cedar Fence Stand Up to Gresham's East Wind?

Cedar is the fence most Gresham owners want, and the east side asks more of it than most places: strong winter winds on the boards, wet ground at the posts, and slopes to follow.

Yes, if it's built for it. Cedar boards are light and stay fairly straight, but a solid 6-foot cedar fence still presents a big flat face to winter east winds from the Gorge. The boards aren't what fail. The posts are. So every Gresham cedar fence we build sits on posts sized and spaced for the lot, and on exposed lines we put galvanized steel posts behind the cedar where nobody sees them.

Height is simple to get wrong with a topper. Gresham caps fences at 6 feet and counts lattice toward that number, so a lattice or slat topper means a shorter solid section underneath. In the front 10 feet of the lot the limit is 4 feet, which suits a lower cedar fence or open picket.

Plenty of Gresham lots slope, especially near the buttes. Cedar works well stepped down a hill in level sections, and the city measures height from the highest ground within 5 feet of the shared line, so we set each step to stay inside it.

How We Build a Cedar Fence in Gresham

1

Wind and slope check

Exposure, grade and the 6-foot rule reviewed

2

Written estimate

Board grade, post type, spacing and topper listed

3

Line laid out

Utilities marked; clear vision corners kept open

4

Posts for wind

Deeper holes, gravel base, steel where exposed

5

Cedar built

Kickboard, boards, cap and gates; final walk

Of Gresham's 44,005 homes, 53% date from 1960–89 and many newer ones sit on sloped streets, so a cedar fence here is often replacing a tired wood line or stepping down a hill.

Good Reasons to Choose Cedar in Gresham

You want privacy with a natural wood look
You'd like a short lattice topper inside the 6-foot limit
Your lot steps down a slope
You want boards you can replace one at a time after a storm
Your street is mostly wood fences already

What Affects the Cost of a Cedar Fence in Gresham

These are the choices that set the price of a cedar fence here.

  • Post type and spacing

    Steel posts and tighter spacing for wind add to the cost but add years.

  • Slope

    Stepped cedar sections take more cutting and fitting than flat runs.

  • Style and topper

    Cap-and-trim, good-neighbor and lattice designs use more cedar.

  • Board grade

    Clearer cedar looks cleaner and costs more.

  • Old fence removal

    Clearing a storm-damaged fence first adds time.

Every Gresham cedar fence starts with a free written estimate.

Why Gresham Homeowners Pick Us for Cedar

Posts built for the wind

Steel behind the cedar on exposed lines

Height rules built in

Lattice counted, front 10 feet kept to 4 feet

5-year workmanship warranty

Covers every fence we build

Licensed, bonded & insured

Gresham Cedar Fence Questions

Will steel posts show on my cedar fence?
No. They sit behind the boards on the inside face, and the cedar covers them from the street side.
Can I add a lattice topper to a 6-foot cedar fence in Gresham?
Not on top of a full 6 feet. Gresham counts lattice toward the height, so the solid part gets shorter to make room for the topper.
Does cedar hold up in Gresham's wet winters?
The boards do well. The posts are what need care, so we drain each hole with gravel, slope the concrete and keep the cedar off the ground with a kickboard.
Can a cedar fence follow my sloped Gresham yard?
Yes. We step it in level sections or rack it to the grade, measured from the high ground within 5 feet of the shared line.

Book Your Cedar Fence in Gresham

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