Fences built for
wet ground and wind.
Cedar, vinyl, chain link, and ornamental metal, plus gates, repairs, custom design, and commercial work. Every wood fence goes on steel posts.
Eight fence services,
one build standard.
Pick the job the fence has to do. We will help you match the material to it on site.
Cedar and wood fencing
The classic Northwest fence, in privacy, good-neighbor, lattice-top, and horizontal styles.
Read →Vinyl fencing
Low maintenance, with a uniform look that stays uniform.
Read →Chain link fencing
Encloses a lot of ground and asks nothing of you afterward.
Read →Ornamental metal fencing
Open pickets where curb appeal and visibility matter.
Read →Gates and custom gates
Steel-framed gates that stay square and keep latching.
Read →Fence repair
An honest answer on whether to repair or replace.
Read →Custom fence design
For yards where the catalog fence is not the right fence.
Read →Commercial fencing
Commercial work, built to the same standard as residential.
Read →Most fences here fail
at the ground.
Clay soil holds water all winter. A wood post buried in it is on a clock from the first day. That is why steel posts set in concrete are our standard on wood fences, not an upgrade.
The material you see matters less than the part you do not. We build the part you do not see first.
Three things that keep
a fence standing.
The posts
Depth, concrete, and steel where wood should not be. Posts decide how long everything above them lasts.
The layout
We lay the line out before digging, on flat ground and on slopes, so the run reads straight when it is done.
The gates
Gates take more abuse than any other part of a fence. Ours are framed in steel and hung for their size and weight.
Thurston, Pierce,
Mason, and Lewis counties.
Based in Tumwater. If you are not sure whether you are in range, call. It is a thirty-second answer.
Three questions. One visit. A written price.
Free and without obligation. We build through winter, so booking the off-season skips the spring waitlist. Our project minimum is $5,000.