Fence Installation

Wood privacy fences, gates and replacements, set to last

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A fence fails at the posts. Rails and boards can be replaced; a post that was set shallow, set in the wrong spot or left sitting in wet soil will lean, rot and take the fence down with it. So we start there — posts set to depth in concrete, plumb and on a straight line, with the concrete crowned so water runs away from the wood. Then rails, boards and gates are built square and fastened properly. We install new wood privacy fences, replace old or storm-damaged runs, build and rehang gates, and can plan the fence around the irrigation so sprinkler spray is not soaking the boards every morning. Ask about painting or staining the new fence while we're there.

Our Process

Measure and Mark

We measure the run, mark the line and post spacing, and confirm where you want gates before anything is dug.

Remove the Old Fence

Old boards, rails and failed posts come out, and the concrete footings are broken out where they are in the way.

Set the Posts

Posts go in to depth, in concrete, plumb and on a string line — the step that decides how long the fence lasts.

Build and Finish

Rails, boards, caps and gates go on, the site is cleaned up, and the fence is ready to paint or stain.