New fences, repairs, and replacements for the homes and businesses around Beaverton Town Square — cedar and wood privacy, horizontal, vinyl, and ornamental, built to block highway noise and last in Beaverton's wet climate. Call for a free on-site estimate.
Wondering who installs fences near Beaverton Town Square? Beaverton Fence Pro is the local crew that builds, repairs, and replaces fences for the homes and businesses around the shopping center at 11665 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy in central Beaverton, 97005. We install cedar and wood privacy fence, horizontal, vinyl, and ornamental aluminum across the streets that surround the corridor, and we answer the phone 24/7. To start a project, call (855) 598-3288 for a free on-site estimate.
Beaverton Town Square is the open-air shopping center that opened in 1980 at the corner of Canyon Road and Highway 217, spanning roughly 379,000 square feet across about 43 stores anchored by Fred Meyer and Trader Joe's. The blocks around it are a steady mix of established central-Beaverton single-family homes, duplexes and multifamily buildings, and strip retail, restaurants, and small offices along the highway corridor. We serve those nearby properties — the houses, the rentals, and the businesses on the surrounding streets — not the shopping center itself. With arterial traffic and highway noise so close, a solid privacy fence earns its keep here, and a local installer who already knows the corridor gets it right the first time.
Our work centers on the blocks around the shopping center in central Beaverton. SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway runs along the development, SW Canyon Road and Highway 217 frame the busy corner, and SW Hall Boulevard and SW Lombard Avenue sit a short distance away near Beaverton Transit Center. From that core we serve the established single-family homes, the duplexes and multifamily buildings, and the strip retail, restaurant pads, and small offices along the highway corridor. These are settled central-Beaverton lots, many with mature landscaping and property lines that have held for decades, so we confirm the boundary before any post goes in.
Because Town Square sits where Canyon Road meets Highway 217, the backyards and frontage nearby take constant arterial noise and traffic. That makes a tall, solid privacy fence worth more here than it would be on a quiet side street, both for sound dampening and for curb appeal on a busy corridor. We build the nearby properties — homes, rentals, storefronts, restaurants, and offices — never the shopping center or its parking. With central Beaverton's grid keeping everything close and Highway 217 right there, our trucks stay nearby and response times stay short, whether you need a new privacy line or a fast repair before the next windstorm. For the wider neighborhood overview, see fencing in Central Beaverton.
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What blocks highway noise near Canyon Road best? A solid 6-foot cedar privacy fence — tight boards with no gaps cut sightlines and dampen sound from the corridor, with rot-resistant heartwood set off the wet soil line. See cedar privacy fence installation.
Classic dog-ear and flat-top wood fences suit the established homes on these streets — a full-height privacy screen that fits the older lots around the corridor. Browse wood fence installation options.
Horizontal slat fencing gives a clean, modern look with the solid coverage a busy-corridor backyard needs — a curb-appeal upgrade that still screens for privacy. See horizontal fence installation.
Low-maintenance vinyl gives a no-stain privacy boundary, and powder-coated aluminum makes a tidy decorative front line. Explore vinyl fence installation.
Do you fence commercial properties near the shopping center? Yes — the strip retail, restaurant pads, and small offices along the Canyon Road corridor have their own fencing needs, and we handle commercial work as readily as residential. We build perimeter and security fence, dumpster and equipment enclosures that satisfy both landlord and hauler, and swing or rolling gates wide enough to clear a loading area. Heavier-gauge posts go in deeper concrete footings on the spans that take constant gate use, and we phase the job so a storefront stays open while the crew is on site. Ask about commercial & security fencing and gate installation for corridor properties.
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How do you block highway noise with a fence near Canyon Road? Mass and coverage do the work. The closer a fence sits to the property line and the fewer gaps it has, the more it cuts sightlines and dampens the sound carrying off Highway 217 and the Beaverton-Hillsdale corridor. We build solid privacy panels — tight cedar boards, horizontal slats with no gaps, or solid vinyl — at full residential height where code allows, so a backyard near Town Square feels separated from the arterial rather than exposed to it. On the front of a lot, where height is limited, ornamental aluminum keeps curb appeal while a taller solid fence handles privacy in the rear.
Does Beaverton's wet soil affect fence posts here? It does, and it drives every footing decision. Central Beaverton sits on clay-heavy, water-retaining ground, so each post near Town Square goes into a concrete footing with drainage at the base — typically about a third of the post's length below grade for a 6-foot fence. Saturated soil loosens shallow-set posts first, and that is the failure point we engineer out on day one. The established lots on these streets often have mature trees, settled landscaping, and a gentle slope toward nearby creeks, so we plan the run to clear root zones, step or rack panels to follow the grade, and confirm property lines that may have drifted over the decades. Untreated lumber that touches wet earth rots from the bottom, so cedar gets rot-resistant heartwood at the base and a gap above the soil line.
Can you replace an old fence near Beaverton Town Square? Yes — many lots in this established part of central Beaverton have aging fences that are past patching and due for replacement, and because we are a local crew we get to the work fast. When a fence is structurally sound but tired, we can keep the original posts and swap the panel material to bring the cost down; when the footings have given way after years of saturated ground, we reset the posts deeper and the line holds. We can match an existing style so a new run blends with what is already there, or modernize a worn wood fence into clean cedar, horizontal slats, or low-maintenance vinyl. For a full swap, see fence replacement, and you can view every option on the fencing services page and the city-wide overview of fencing in Beaverton.
How do you get a fence quote in 97005? Call (855) 598-3288 and we will schedule an on-site visit at your convenience, often within a day or two for properties near Beaverton Town Square. Staying close to this part of central Beaverton means we already know which streets back up to the corridor, where the Canyon Road and Highway 217 frontage gets loud, and how to phase a commercial job around a storefront's hours. A crew already working one job near Town Square can often swing by a neighbor's property the same day rather than booking a week out. You get a clear, written estimate with no obligation and no pressure.
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