Fence Contractor in Greater Seattle, Washington
A fence is part property boundary, part security feature, and part exterior design element. For homeowners and businesses looking for a fence contractor in Seattle or service across the surrounding metro, the right project starts with a layout that fits the site, a material that fits the use, and a clear plan for gates, grade changes, and long-term maintenance.
We handle new fence installation, targeted fence repair, and complete fence replacement for residential and commercial properties across Greater Seattle. Projects can be built around privacy, security, pet containment, property separation, curb appeal, or a combination of those goals.
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Fence Installation, Repair, and Replacement in Greater Seattle
Three kinds of fence work come through the door: a fence where there was none, a fence that needs fixing, and a fence that has reached the end of its life. Each one is scoped differently, and telling them apart honestly is the first part of the job.
What We Build and Repair
New fences in cedar, other wood, vinyl, chain link and ornamental metal, plus the walk gates and drive gates that go with them. On existing fences we reset leaning posts, replace rotted boards and rails, re-hang sagging gates and swap worn hardware. See fence installation and fence repair for the detail.
How We Approach New Fence Projects
A new fence starts with the line: where it runs, where the gates go, how the ground falls and what is under it. Utilities are located through 811 before any hole is dug, posts are set in concrete below the frost line, and height is checked against local rules for that part of the lot. The material comes last, once the job the fence has to do is clear.
When Repair Makes Sense vs Replacement
Push on the fence. If most posts are solid and the damage is a few boards, a rail or one failed post, repair is usually the better spend. If a third or more of the posts move, the boards will outlast what holds them up, and patching it means paying twice. The repair vs replacement guide walks through the test.
Fence Types We Build for Seattle-Area Properties
Every material here is a good fence in the right place. The useful comparison is what each one costs per foot, how it looks after a few Seattle winters, and how much looking after it will ask of you.
Vinyl and Chain Link Options
Vinyl gives a solid, even privacy fence that never needs staining and only occasional washing to keep moss and mildew off. Chain link is the lowest cost per foot of any fence we build and the natural choice for dog runs, side yards and commercial perimeters, in galvanized or black vinyl-coated mesh.
Ornamental and Security Fencing
Ornamental iron fences are built today in powder-coated steel or aluminum rather than true wrought iron: they keep a front yard, pool or storefront open to view while still controlling who comes in. Where the goal is a perimeter, security fencing plans height, gates and visibility together.
Residential and Commercial Fencing Services
A backyard fence and a business perimeter use many of the same materials, but they are judged by different things: privacy and appearance at home, access, durability and visibility at work.
Fencing for Homes and Backyards
Most home projects are privacy fences along the back and sides of the lot, a lower picket or ornamental fence at the front, and gates wherever people, bins and mowers need to get through. Pets, grade changes and a neighbor's existing fence all shape the layout. More on residential fencing.
Fencing for Businesses and Perimeters
Commercial fencing is planned around how the site runs: deliveries, parking, equipment yards, customer entrances and emergency exits. Chain link is common for storage and utility areas; ornamental steel suits the edges customers see. See commercial fencing.
Gate Solutions for Both
A gate takes more wear than any other part of a fence, so it gets its own posts, bracing and hardware sized to its weight and how often it opens. That applies to a backyard walk gate and a wide vehicle gate alike. See gates for the options.
Service Areas Across Greater Seattle
We work across King County and into Snohomish and Pierce: Seattle, the Eastside, the north end and the South Sound. Each city has its own page with local notes and a link to request a quote.
Seattle and Eastside Cities
Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, Sammamish, Woodinville and Mercer Island. Height and setback rules differ from city to city, which is why they are checked for each property.
How to Request Service in Your Area
If your city is not listed but sits between two that are, ask anyway. Send the address, a rough length and a few photos through the quote request form, and we will confirm whether the property is in range before arranging a measure.
Get a Free Fence Quote
You can price a fence yourself in about a minute with the fence cost calculator. When you want a firm number, the next step is a free on-site measure and a written quote.
What to Expect After Contacting Us
We read what you send, ask about anything that is unclear, and arrange a time to measure the fence line. The written quote that follows itemizes footage, height, material, posts, gates, removal of any old fence and haul-away, so you can see exactly what the price is made of.
What Information Helps Us Quote Faster
The address, an approximate length, the height and material you have in mind, how many gates and how wide, and whether an old fence has to come out. Photos of the whole run, the ground along it and any tight access points save the most time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of fences do you install in Greater Seattle?
Cedar privacy and picket fences, horizontal cedar, other wood fences, vinyl, chain link and ornamental steel or aluminum, with matching walk gates and drive gates. The fence materials guide compares them side by side.
Do you offer both fence repair and full fence replacement?
Yes. Repair covers posts, boards, rails, mesh and gate hardware on a fence that is still sound overall; replacement removes the old fence and builds a new one, often with a better layout or material. If you are not sure which you need, the repair vs replacement guide explains how we decide.
Can you build gates as part of a new fence project?
Yes, and it is the best time to do it: the gate posts, opening width and hardware are planned with the fence rather than cut into it later. Single walk gates, double gates and driveway gates are all built to match the fence style.
What fence materials work best in Seattle weather?
Seattle weather makes drainage, moisture exposure, maintenance, and installation detailing important for every material. The Seattle weather material guide compares the main options without treating one material as universally best.
Do you serve both Seattle and nearby Eastside cities?
Yes. Along with Seattle we cover Bellevue, Redmond, Kirkland, Issaquah, Sammamish, Woodinville and Mercer Island, as well as cities to the north and south. The service areas page lists them all.