Cedar Fence in Sherwood, OR
- Western red cedar, the local favorite
- Kicker boards keep rot off the ground
- Local Portland-metro crews
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Want Cedar That Your Sherwood HOA Will Approve?
Cedar built to your HOA's pattern and stain, with the 6-foot limit measured to the top of any lattice and low runs where the yard meets a path.
In planned neighborhoods, the fence is part of the street's look, and cedar is what most style sheets are written around. A cedar fence here usually means a set board pattern, a cap and trim, and a named stain color. We build to the sheet you give us and leave the boards to dry before staining, so the color takes evenly.
Toppers need care. Lattice and slat tops are popular on cedar, but the city counts them in the height, measured from finished grade six inches out from the fence. On a 6-foot limit, that means a shorter board section with the topper on it, not a full 6-foot board with lattice added above.
Front yards are where cedar earns its place for a second reason: chain link is not allowed there. A 42-inch cedar picket or spaced-board run gives a front edge that suits the house and stays within the rule.
How We Build Cedar in Your Yard
Match the style sheet
Pattern, cap, trim and stain color
Plan each run's height
6 ft, or 42 in at fronts and paths
Written estimate
Boards, posts, topper and gates listed
Set the posts
Drained, plumbed, concrete sloped
Build, dry, stain
Stain goes on after the cedar dries
With 72.3% of Sherwood homes owner-occupied and most built since 1990, buyers here tend to want cedar that suits a planned street and lasts as long as they plan to stay.
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What Affects the Cost of a Cedar Fence in Sherwood
Style sheets and toppers shape the lumber list more than length alone.
Pattern
Shadowbox and board-on-board use more cedar than a single-sided fence.
Cap, trim and topper
Each adds lumber and labor; toppers also change the board height.
Stain color
A named HOA stain is a separate step once the wood has dried.
Board grade
Clearer cedar costs more and shows fewer knots.
Posts
Steel posts behind cedar cost more than wood but last longer in wet ground.
Gates
Each cedar gate adds framing and hardware.
Ask for a free written estimate before any work starts.
Why Homeowners Here Choose Us for Cedar
Built to your style sheet
Pattern, cap and stain as written
Toppers measured right
Lattice counted inside the limit
5-year workmanship warranty
On everything we build
Cedar Fence Questions
Can I put a lattice topper on a 6-foot cedar fence?
What can I use in the front yard instead of chain link?
When can new cedar be stained to the HOA color?
Does my HOA need to approve the fence?
Price a Cedar Fence in Sherwood
Written estimate before any work begins.