Read this before
you hire anyone.
Plain answers on materials, upkeep, permits, property lines, and HOAs. Written for homeowners in Thurston, Pierce, Mason, and Lewis counties.
Four things worth
knowing first.
None of these are sales pages. They are the conversations we have at almost every estimate, written down.
Fence material guide
Cedar, vinyl, chain link, and ornamental metal, compared on privacy, upkeep, and where each one makes sense.
Read →PNW fence maintenance
What rain, moss, and shade do to a fence here, and the small habits that keep one standing straight.
Read →Permits and property lines
Who decides whether you need a permit, how to find your line, and why 811 comes before any digging.
Read →HOA fence rules
How to read your HOA rules before you pick a fence, and what to bring to the architectural committee.
Read →Still have questions?
Blog
Longer pieces on materials, planning, and what actually holds up in this climate.
Read →FAQ
Short answers on estimates, scheduling, steel posts, the warranty, permits, and financing.
Read →Our process
The steps from first call to final walkthrough, and who you will hear from at each one.
Read →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.