Cedar Fence in Clackamas, OR
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Replacing a Subdivision Fence in Clackamas With Cedar?
Most original subdivision fences in Clackamas were wood, and cedar is what owners usually go back to. A new cedar fence ties into the street's look while the posts underneath are built better than the first time.
When a Clackamas subdivision fence comes down, most owners want the new one to look like it belongs. A cedar fence does that: same warm wood, similar board width, and a top height lined up with the run next door. What changes is underneath. The first fences on many of these streets went in quickly; ours go on posts set deep with gravel below and concrete sloped away.
Because back lines here are shared, good-neighbor cedar is a popular pick. The boards alternate sides of the rails, so both yards see a finished face. A cap board on top sheds rain off the end grain, and a kickboard at the bottom keeps the cedar out of the wet soil.
Height follows the county, not a city. In the village districts near Sunnyside Village, a cedar fence can be 6 feet at or behind the front of the house and 4 feet ahead of it. Other zones have their own rules, and we check yours before we draw anything up.
How We Build a Cedar Fence in Clackamas
Zone and style
County height for your lot; privacy or good-neighbor
Written estimate
Board grade, posts, cap and gates listed
Old fence out
Original wood and footings removed and hauled off
Posts set to drain
Gravel base, sloped concrete, cured before boards
Cedar built
Kickboard, boards, cap, gates and a final walk
Clackamas (ZIP 97015) has 9,578 homes and 64.0% are owner-occupied, most of them on 1990s and later streets where a cedar fence is replacing the fence that came with the subdivision.
Good Reasons to Choose Cedar in Clackamas
What Affects the Cost of a Cedar Fence in Clackamas
These choices decide the price of a new cedar fence.
Height and length
A 6-foot back line takes more cedar than a 4-foot front fence.
Style
Good-neighbor and cap-and-trim designs use more boards and labor.
Board grade
Clearer cedar costs more than knotty standard grades.
Post type
Galvanized steel posts cost more up front and won't rot.
Removal
Taking out the old subdivision fence adds time.
Every Clackamas cedar fence starts with a free written estimate.
Why Clackamas Homeowners Pick Us for Cedar
County height checked
Your zone's limit built in
Better posts than the original
Gravel, sloped concrete or steel
5-year workmanship warranty
Covers every fence we build
Clackamas Cedar Fence Questions
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