Cedar Fence in Hillsboro, OR
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Does a Cedar Fence Suit Your Hillsboro Home?
Hillsboro's newer neighborhoods lean modern, and horizontal cedar is the fence many owners there ask for. On shared back lines, good-neighbor cedar keeps every yard looking at a finished face.
Many homes in Orenco, AmberGlen and South Hillsboro are recent builds with a modern look. A horizontal cedar fence suits them: long boards with tight, even gaps and a slim cap on top. It takes more care to build than a vertical fence, because each board spans post to post, so we set posts closer together and keep them dead plumb.
Where one back line is shared by three or four yards, a good-neighbor cedar fence is the fair choice. The boards alternate sides of the rails, so no one ends up looking at the framing. Many Hillsboro HOAs also name a stain color, which we apply once the cedar has dried.
Hillsboro's code caps residential fences at about 6 feet, so a cedar fence here is usually built to that height. Below it, posts set to drain and a kickboard along the ground keep the cedar out of the wet soil.
How We Build a Cedar Fence in Hillsboro
Style and HOA
Horizontal, vertical or good-neighbor; guidelines read
Written estimate
Cedar grade, post spacing, cap and stain listed
Line strung
Utilities marked; shared corners agreed
Posts set close
Tighter spacing for horizontal boards, drained holes
Cedar built
Kickboard, boards, cap and gates; final walk
The 2000s were Hillsboro's busiest building decade, and with 66.2% of homes built since 1990, most cedar fence jobs here are on modern lots where style and HOA color matter.
Good Reasons to Choose Cedar in Hillsboro
What Affects the Cost of a Cedar Fence in Hillsboro
These choices set the price of a Hillsboro cedar fence.
Horizontal or vertical
Horizontal cedar needs tighter post spacing and more careful fitting.
Good-neighbor style
Alternating boards use more cedar than a one-sided fence.
Board grade
Clearer cedar shows fewer knots and costs more.
Stain
An HOA color applied after drying is a separate step.
Shared corners
Tying into several neighbors' fences adds corner posts.
Every Hillsboro cedar fence starts with a free written estimate.
Why Hillsboro Homeowners Pick Us for Cedar
Horizontal done straight
Closer posts, even gaps, true lines
HOA colors matched
Stain applied once the cedar is dry
5-year workmanship warranty
Covers every fence we build
Hillsboro Cedar Fence Questions
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How tall can a cedar fence be in Hillsboro?
When can a new cedar fence be stained?
Can a cedar fence go up between my yard and three neighbors?
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