Fence Installation in the Mid-Willamette Valley
New fences built to Oregon code — cedar, wood and chain link — by a licensed contractor who answers his own phone. Free on-site estimate.
- CCB #257281Oregon licensed & insured
- Free estimatesMeasured, then quoted
- LocalMarion, Linn, Benton and Polk counties
Get your fence installation quoted
Tell us the address and roughly what you need. We will come out, measure it, and give you a written number — free, and yours whether or not you hire us.
Thanks — that's with us.
We'll call you back to set up a time to come out and measure. If it's urgent, call (458) 278-2166 and you'll get a person.
Fence Installation in the Mid-Willamette Valley — what that involves
Measured before it is quoted
Every estimate starts with someone walking the run. A number given over the phone is a guess, and guesses get revised upward once the work starts.
Built level on uneven ground
Most yards in the valley are not flat. Panels are stepped or racked so the top line stays honest instead of following every dip.
Posts set for Oregon ground
Wet winters move badly set posts. Depth and concrete are matched to the soil and the fence height, not to whatever is fastest.
Gates included in the plan
Walk gates and drive gates are designed into the run from the start, so they still swing true a year later.
Everything we build
Privacy fences
Cedar dog-ear, board-on-board and shadow box, built to sit level along an uneven line.
Cedar & wood
Decorative tops, cap and trim, and horizontal styles when the look matters as much as the screening.
Chain link
Straightforward, durable containment for pets, yards and side runs.
Gates
Walk gates and double drive gates hung so they still swing true in a year.
Fence repair
Storm damage, leaning posts, rotted boards and sagging gates — repaired rather than replaced where that is the honest answer.
Decks & siding
The same crew handles decking and siding when the exterior needs more than a fence.
Fences we've actually built
Questions we get asked
How long does a fence installation take?
Most residential runs are one to three days on site once materials are in. The estimate visit tells you which, because it depends on length, slope, access and how much old fence has to come out first.
Do I need a permit for a fence in Oregon?
It depends entirely on the city — some require nothing for a standard residential fence, others regulate height by yard. We check the rule for your address before the build, and our city pages set out several local codes in plain English.
What does a new fence cost?
It is driven by length, height, material and how much demolition and haul-away is involved. We price after measuring rather than quoting a per-foot figure that changes once someone looks at the site.