Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Every estimate is free and done on site, so we can measure your run, check setbacks, and give you an accurate written scope with no obligation.

We answer the phone 24/7. That matters most for storm-damage and emergency fence repair, but it also means you can reach a real person to schedule whenever it works for you.

Yes. We are licensed, bonded, and insured, and every installation is backed by a workmanship warranty. If something we built is not right, we come back and fix it.

We do. Most of our work is residential, but we also handle perimeter and security fencing for small commercial properties across Beaverton. See commercial & security fencing.

It depends on height. Beaverton generally allows up to 6 feet in side and rear yards and about 3.5 feet street-facing without a permit, but the permit threshold kicks in above 7 feet under Beaverton Code Chapter 8.02. We check the requirement for your property during the free estimate.

Wood (typically cedar) gives a classic, private look and holds up well in the Pacific Northwest when installed with rot-resistant material and proper footings. Vinyl needs less maintenance over time. Chain-link is the most economical option for open-visibility boundaries and larger runs. We'll walk you through the tradeoffs during the estimate.

We serve every Beaverton neighborhood across ZIPs 97003, 97005, 97006, 97007, and 97008, including Central Beaverton, Cedar Hills, South Beaverton, Murray Hill, and Cooper Mountain. See our full service area list.

Yes. We are familiar with the CC&Rs and architectural-review rules common in newer Beaverton subdivisions, and we design and build to clear both city code and HOA requirements the first time.