Wood and panel fences built straight, square, and set in concrete — plus repair for gates and fences that lean or rot.
A fence looks simple until you build one on a slope. Posts set in the wrong place, stringers that do not follow the grade, and posts that were not set deep enough in concrete are why so many Northwest fences lean within a few winters.
We set posts below the frost line, in concrete, and lay out the run with a string line before a single hole is dug. On sloped lots we step the panels rather than forcing a rack, which keeps the fence looking intentional and keeps the boards from twisting.
We build cedar and pressure-treated privacy fences, picket and ornamental styles, gates with proper hardware and bracing, and repair fences that just need new posts, boards, or a gate that finally latches. We work in Everett, Mukilteo, Lynnwood, Marysville, Snohomish and surrounding areas.
Walk the line, confirm boundaries, and measure the run.
Written estimate with material and style choices.
Confirm any HOA or city requirements.
Dig, set posts, then build panels once posts have cured.
Walk the finished fence and adjust gates.
Cedar privacy fencing typically runs $35 to $60 per linear foot installed, including posts and concrete. Pressure-treated is at the lower end, cedar and heavier styles at the upper end. Gates add $300 to $800 depending on size and hardware.
Many cities, including Everett, limit fence height (commonly 6 feet in side and rear yards, lower in front) and require a permit above that. HOAs often have their own rules. We will tell you what applies to your address before we build.
Typically 24 to 36 inches, below the local frost line, in concrete. That is what keeps a fence standing through freeze-thaw cycles.
Yes. Replacing rotten posts, damaged boards, or a sagging gate is common and much cheaper than a full replacement.
Yes, removal and haul-away is included in most quotes.
Free, no-pressure estimate — usually back within one business day.