Wood, cedar, vinyl and chain-link fences and gates, built straight, set deep and made for Portland rain. Local, licensed fence contractor with free written estimates.
Whether you need privacy from neighbors, a safe yard for kids and dogs, or a clean new look for your home, our crew builds fences that stay straight for years. We handle everything: layout, utility locates, removing your old fence, posts, panels, gates and cleanup.
Privacy, picket, horizontal and good-neighbor styles in western red cedar.
Low-maintenance vinyl privacy and picket fences that never need staining.
Affordable, durable fencing for backyards, dogs and side yards.
Aluminum and steel fences for front yards, pools and modern homes.
Walk gates and double drive gates with heavy-duty hinges and latches.
Gate openers with keypads, remotes and safety sensors.
| Fence type | Installed cost (2026) |
|---|---|
| Chain link, 4–6 ft | $20 – $40 per linear ft |
| Wood picket, 3–4 ft | $20 – $40 per linear ft |
| Cedar privacy, 6 ft | $35 – $65 per linear ft |
| Vinyl privacy | $40 – $75 per linear ft |
| Ornamental metal | $45 – $100 per linear ft |
| Walk gate / drive gate | $400 – $1,200 / $1,200 – $4,000+ |
Typical Portland-area ranges. Read the full fence installation cost guide for materials, height rules and how to plan your fence.
If your fence is leaning, rotting at the posts or more than 15 years old, replacing it is usually the better value. For smaller problems, see our fence and gate repair service in Portland and the guide to fence repair vs. replacement.
Most wood and cedar privacy fences cost $30 to $65 per linear foot installed. Chain link usually runs $20 to $40, vinyl $40 to $75, and ornamental metal $45 to $100 per linear foot. Gates are priced separately. See our full fence installation cost guide.
Check the contractor's Oregon CCB license, ask how deep posts are set and whether they use gravel drainage, compare written itemized bids, and look at photos of recent local fences.
Western red cedar on concrete-set posts is the most popular. Vinyl and metal last longest with the least upkeep. Whatever the material, good drainage at the posts matters most in our wet climate.
Fences up to 7 feet usually don't need a building permit in Oregon, but zoning limits apply: generally about 3½ feet in the front setback and up to 8 feet on side and rear lot lines in Portland.
Yes. We build walk gates and double drive gates in wood, vinyl and metal, and install automatic gate openers with keypads or remotes.
Yes. We remove and haul away the old fence, then install the new one, usually in the same visit.
Tell us about your yard and the fence you want. We will measure, mark property lines and give you a written, itemized price, usually within a few days.
