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A white vinyl privacy fence with post caps along a green lawn.
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Vinyl Fence Installation in Portland, OR & the Metro Area

  • No painting or staining, ever
  • HOA-friendly styles
  • Utility locate called in for you
Free
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5 years
Workmanship warranty
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Rating from 200+ reviews
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What Our Customers Say

We wanted a modern horizontal fence on a sloped yard. They stepped it perfectly so every board lines up. Couldn't be happier.
Chris T.
Horizontal fence
We needed a fence that met our HOA rules. They knew exactly what to ask for and the fence passed review the first time. Clean, quiet crew.
Priya S.
Vinyl privacy fence
We shared the cost with our neighbor and the crew made both sides happy. Same nice side facing both yards.
Kelly D.
Good-neighbor fence

Is Vinyl Right for Your Yard?

Good reasons to choose vinyl over wood

You never want to stain a fence again
Wood fences keep rotting at the posts
You want a clean, uniform look
Moss and mildew should wash right off
You want privacy or a classic white picket
Your HOA calls for a low-maintenance fence

What to Know About a Vinyl Fence in Portland

Privacy and picket fences that never need stain and won't rot in wet ground — across Portland, Gresham, Happy Valley, and surrounding communities.

A vinyl fence is made of PVC panels, rails and hollow posts that slot together. Vinyl doesn't rot, doesn't need stain, and doesn't give insects anything to eat, which makes it appealing in a climate where wood fences spend months wet. Upkeep is mostly a wash with a hose or soft brush when moss or green film builds up on the shady side.

Vinyl has its own weak spots. Solid privacy panels catch wind like a sail, and in winter storms the force goes straight into the posts. We set posts deep and in concrete, and use metal reinforcement in posts and rails where the fence is tall, has a gate, or faces open wind. Vinyl can also get more brittle in hard cold, so a hit from a mower, ball or falling limb can crack a panel.

The upside is that repairs are usually clean: a damaged panel or rail can often be swapped out, as long as replacement parts for that system are available. That's one reason we use established product lines rather than one-off parts.

Vinyl vs Wood

Vinyl

Upkeep
Wash it now and then; no stain
Rot
Won't rot or attract insects
Weak spot
Can crack on impact, especially in cold

Wood

Upkeep
Stain every few years, or let it weather
Rot
Posts and bottom boards need protecting
Weak spot
Rot at the ground line over time

How It Works

1

Pick a style

Privacy, semi-private or picket; color and height

2

Written estimate

Layout, gates and reinforcement in writing first

3

Locate and layout

Utilities marked; post spacing matched to panels

4

Set posts

Posts set in concrete, reinforced where needed

5

Install panels and gates

Rails and panels locked in, caps on, gates hung

What Affects the Cost of a Vinyl Fence

These are the choices and site conditions that change the price.

  • Height and length

    Taller panels and longer runs need more material.

  • Style

    Full privacy, semi-private and picket panels differ in material.

  • Color and texture

    Tan, gray and wood-grain finishes often cost more than white.

  • Gates

    Vinyl gates need reinforced frames and strong posts.

  • Reinforcement

    Metal inserts for wind or gates add strength and cost.

  • Slope

    Vinyl panels step down slopes; steep yards need more posts.

Every job starts with a free written estimate, before any work begins.

Why Portland Homeowners Call Us

Written estimate before any work begins

Style, color and gates spelled out first

5-year workmanship warranty

Covers the fence we build

Licensed, bonded & insured

Protection for you and your property

4.9 rating from 200+ reviews

From homeowners across the metro

Licensed, bonded & insured

Vinyl Fence Questions

Does a vinyl fence hold up to wind?
It can, when posts are set deep in concrete and reinforced where the fence is tall or exposed. Solid panels take a lot of wind load, so post work matters more than with an open style.
Will vinyl turn green in Portland's wet weather?
Moss and green film can build up on shady sides, but they sit on the surface. A wash with a hose and soft brush usually takes it off.
Can a cracked vinyl panel be replaced?
Usually, yes, if parts for that fence system are still available. Panels and rails can often be swapped without rebuilding the run.
Can vinyl go on a sloped yard?
Yes. Panels are stepped down the slope in level sections. Steep slopes need more posts and leave gaps at the bottom that can be filled if needed.
Is vinyl more expensive than wood?
It usually costs more up front than a basic wood fence, but you skip staining and most rot repairs. Your written estimate can compare both.

Get a Free Estimate for a Vinyl Fence

Written estimate before any work begins.