Fence Installation in Hillsboro, OR
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- Gates hung so they never sag
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Fencing a Compact Hillsboro Lot?
Two in three Hillsboro homes are from 1990 or later, so most new fences here go on compact lots where one line touches several neighbors and an HOA has a say in the look.
Hillsboro keeps its fence rules in its own Community Development Code. Section 12.50.250 sets the height for fences and walls in residential zones, at about 6 feet, and section 12.50.260 deals with where they can go. The city also has approval criteria for fences in section 12.80.060. We read those against your lot before the estimate, so the layout on paper is one the city will accept.
The lots themselves shape the job. In Orenco, Reed's Crossing or South Hillsboro, a backyard can be narrow, with one fence line shared by the yard behind and the yards on each side. A fence installation there is mostly about corners: agreeing where each neighbor's line meets yours, setting a solid corner post, and keeping heights even so the run reads as one fence.
HOAs are common on these streets, and many set the style and stain color. Horizontal cedar, good-neighbor wood and vinyl all show up. Send us your guidelines and we'll draw the fence to match.
How a Hillsboro Fence Installation Runs
Code and HOA check
CDC height and location sections read with your HOA rules
Corners agreed
Shared lines and corner posts settled with neighbors
Written estimate
Height, material, gates and layout in writing
Posts set
Locate called; gravel base, sloped concrete, cured
Fence built
Boards or panels hung, gates tested, site cleaned
Hillsboro has 43,576 homes, 66.2% built in 1990 or later and about half owner-occupied, so a fence installation here is usually on a compact, newer lot with shared lines.
When Hillsboro Owners Call for a New Fence
What Affects the Cost of Fence Installation in Hillsboro
These points decide the size of a Hillsboro fence installation.
Shared corners
Tying into neighbors' fences can mean extra corner and end posts.
Material
Cedar, horizontal wood, vinyl and chain link differ in material and labor.
Style rules
HOA-required caps, trim or good-neighbor designs use more lumber.
Gates
Each gate adds a heavier post, framing and hardware.
Access
Narrow side yards on small lots mean more carrying by hand.
Every Hillsboro fence installation starts with a free written estimate.
Why Hillsboro Homeowners Choose Us for a New Fence
Code read for your lot
Height and location sections checked first
Neighbors kept in the loop
Corners and shared lines agreed up front
5-year workmanship warranty
Covers the fence we build
Hillsboro Fence Installation Questions
Which part of Hillsboro's code covers fences?
Is a 6-foot wood fence in Hillsboro under building review?
Three neighbors share my back fence. How does that work?
Can you build to my Hillsboro HOA's design?
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