Real fence and deck jobs our crews finished in West Linn.
+2 photosBolton, West Linn
September 2026
Rebuilt a sagging cedar double gate with a steel frame inside so it stops dragging on the driveway.
★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5
★★★★★Greg P.“Gate swings like new. Should have called years ago.”
West Linn is hilly, wooded and mostly owner-occupied. We build privacy fences that step down slopes, low front fences within the city's 3-foot limit, and gates that stay square on uneven ground.
West Linn keeps front yards low: a front-yard fence can be 3 feet, and that limit also covers the first 20 feet of the side property line back from the front. Beyond that, side and back fences can be 6 feet. The city doesn't require sign-off to build a fence, and corner lots must keep a clear vision area at the intersection.
82.7% of West Linn homes are owner-occupied, the highest share on our map, and many sit on sloped, wooded lots. Hills mean stepped fence panels and posts set deeper on the low side. Big trees mean shade, moss and wet wood, so post drainage matters more here than in most towns.
Older lots in the Willamette area near the falls.
The 1980s peak; hillside subdivisions with original fences.
Newer homes up the hills, often with HOA fence rules.
Stepped panels and deeper low-side posts
3-foot fronts and the 20-foot side rule
If we built it and it fails, we fix it
Written estimate before any work begins.
From a stepped cedar fence on a hillside in Hidden Springs to a low front fence near Willamette, we work all over West Linn. Whether it's a gate repair off Salamo Rd or a fence replacement along Rosemont Rd, you get a free written estimate first and a crew that cleans up every day.