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Fence installation in Vancouver and Portland

Woodmasters USA installs, repairs, and replaces fences for homes and businesses across the Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA area. A quote is free and there is no obligation.

Most residential and commercial fence installs are finished in one to three days, depending on the fence, the lot, and the weather. If a permit is required, that depends on the city, and we help you sort out what the local building department wants before posts go in.

What a new fence is for

Security and safety

A properly set fence holds pets and children in the yard, marks the property line, and makes the boundary obvious.

Privacy

Close lots are normal in this metro. A solid privacy fence blocks the sightline into the yard so the outdoor space is actually usable.

A finished edge

The fence is also the frame for the lawn, the patio, and the plantings. We build it to match the house, not as an afterthought.

Fence work we do

New fence installation

Design through the last board: permits when they apply, utility locates, post setting, and the build. The work is backed by our craftsmanship guarantee. The written warranty terms are on the warranty page.

Read the warranty

Repair and restoration

Storm damage, rot, and leaning posts. We repair wood, vinyl, chain link, and iron when the rest of the fence is still worth keeping.

Replacement

When the old fence is done, we take it down, haul the debris, and build the new one.

Custom and specialty

Garden borders, mixed materials, stepped runs between townhomes, shadowbox, horizontal cedar, lattice tops, and wood driveway gates with steel frames. The photos show those builds.

Fence materials

These are the materials listed on our fence page. Product sheets in our files also name specific brands; they are listed on each material page where we have them.

Western red cedar

The Pacific Northwest classic. Naturally rot-resistant, with a clear grain that weathers in this climate.

  • Naturally weather-resistant
  • Visible grain
  • 15–25 year lifespan, as stated on our fence page
More about Western red cedar

Vinyl / PVC

No painting or staining. Used for privacy fences and cleaner, modern lines.

  • Little upkeep
  • Will not rot, warp, or fade
  • A lifetime warranty is listed as available on this material
More about Vinyl / PVC

Chain link

The practical choice for large lots, dog runs, and commercial yards. Privacy slats are optional.

  • Lowest material cost of the set
  • Low maintenance
  • Fast to install
More about Chain link

Ornamental iron

Wrought-iron style for front yards, gardens, and pool enclosures, where you want the boundary without a solid wall.

  • Open view
  • Durable
  • Used where curb appeal matters
More about Ornamental iron

Composite

The look of wood without splinters or rot. Made for a wet climate, and the boards we have listed use recycled content.

  • Wood-like face
  • Will not splinter or rot
  • Recycled materials
More about Composite

Pressure-treated wood

The budget wood option. Treated against insects and moisture, and it takes paint or stain.

  • Lower cost than cedar
  • Treated for a wet climate
  • Paintable and stainable

Photos

Tall cedar privacy fence around a landscaped backyard lawn in Vancouver, WA
Tall cedar privacy fence around a landscaped backyard lawn in Vancouver, WA
Stained shadowbox wood fence around a curved backyard lawn
Stained shadowbox wood fence around a curved backyard lawn
New cedar privacy fence around a backyard lawn and concrete patio in Vancouver, WA
New cedar privacy fence around a backyard lawn and concrete patio in Vancouver, WA
Wood double driveway gate with a black steel frame in Portland, OR
Wood double driveway gate with a black steel frame in Portland, OR
Dark stained wood privacy fence on a block retaining wall in Vancouver, WA
Dark stained wood privacy fence on a block retaining wall in Vancouver, WA
Stepped cedar privacy fence between new townhomes
Stepped cedar privacy fence between new townhomes

Questions

How much does a fence cost?

It depends on the material, height, length, and the ground. We do not publish a price list. The estimate is free for residential and commercial projects.

How do I find the property line?

Start with your survey. If the pins are missing, hire a surveyor. We build to the line you confirm so the fence does not start a boundary argument.

What lasts longer, wood or vinyl?

Our fence FAQ lists wood at about 15–20 years with maintenance, and vinyl or metal at 20–30 years or more. Cedar is listed separately at 15–25 years. Real life still depends on sun, soil, and whether the wood gets stained.

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