Cedar Fence in Wilsonville, OR
- Kicker boards keep rot off the ground
- Stained or left to silver
- Neighbors kept in the loop
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Does Your Wilsonville Neighborhood Have a Cedar Standard?
Cedar in the pattern and stain your neighborhood calls for, sized to the 4-foot and 6-foot lines and kept under the height where city review starts.
In planned neighborhoods the fence is part of the streetscape, so a cedar fence here often has to follow a set pattern: board width, cap, trim and stain color. Because many subdivisions in town have their own standards, we look yours up by address and build the cedar to match the fences already on the street.
Heights follow the general code unless your subdivision says otherwise. A solid, sight-obscuring cedar fence in the required front yard tops out at 4 feet, side fences stay at 4 feet forward of the house, and the rear yard allows 6 feet. The city says a wood fence under 6 feet on your own property needs no sign-off, so standard cedar privacy usually goes in without a review.
Frog Pond West has one more rule: within 8 feet of the brick wall on Boeckman and Stafford Roads, a solid fence can't exceed 4 feet. Spaced cedar boards or a low cedar section near the wall keep the look while respecting that line.
How We Build Your Cedar Fence
Find your standard
Pattern, cap and stain for your street
Set the heights
4 ft forward of the house, 6 ft behind
Written estimate
Boards, posts, cap and gates listed
Set drained posts
Gravel base, sloped concrete
Build, dry, stain
Stain goes on once the cedar dries
7,776 Wilsonville homes were built in 1990 or later, many in planned neighborhoods where the fence style is often set for the whole street.
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What Affects the Cost of a Cedar Fence in Wilsonville
Neighborhood standards often set the pattern, and the pattern sets the lumber list.
Pattern
Good-neighbor and shadowbox styles use more cedar per foot.
Cap and trim
Both add lumber and a finished look.
Stain color
A required stain is a separate step after the wood dries.
Height changes
Stepping from 4 to 6 feet at the house adds a transition.
Board grade
Clearer cedar costs more and shows fewer knots.
Gates
Each cedar gate adds framing and hardware.
Ask for a free written estimate before any work starts.
Why Homeowners Here Choose Us for Cedar
Your street's standard
Pattern, cap and stain matched
Heights done right
4 ft forward of the house, 6 ft behind
5-year workmanship warranty
On everything we build
Cedar Fence Questions
Can 6-foot cedar privacy go up without city review?
My HOA picked a stain color. When can you apply it?
Can cedar go near the Frog Pond West brick wall?
Do I need the same cedar style as my neighbors?
Price a Cedar Fence in Wilsonville
Written estimate before any work begins.