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42,771
Housing units
50.5%
Owner-occupied
1970s
Peak building decade (19.9%)
47.9%
Built 1960–89

Recent Jobs Near Beaverton

Real fence and deck jobs our crews finished in Beaverton.

Cedar Fence in Highland, Beaverton+2 photos

Highland, Beaverton

Cedar Fence

October 2026

Replaced 140 ft of leaning backyard fence with 6 ft cedar on new posts. Gravel at each post base so water drains away instead of sitting against the wood.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Megan R.

“The old fence was falling into the neighbor's yard. Crew was in and out in two days and cleaned up every nail. The new cedar looks great.”

Fence Staining & Sealing in Greenway, Beaverton+2 photos

Greenway, Beaverton

Fence Staining & Sealing

August 2026

Washed and stained 220 ft of 5-year-old cedar fence with a semi-transparent stain.

★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5

★★★★★Tom H.

“Fence looks brand new again. They covered the plants and didn't drip on the patio.”

Is Your Beaverton Fence as Old as the House?

Beaverton is mostly 1960s–80s neighborhoods with a lot of newer streets mixed in. We replace tired original fences and build new ones that stand up to the west side's long wet season.

Nearly half of Beaverton's 42,771 homes went up between 1960 and 1989. Many of those backyards still have a fence that was built when the house was, or replaced once since. A wood fence that age has usually rotted at the post base, where the wet ground meets the wood.

The rest of Beaverton is newer: 44.6% of homes were built in 1990 or later. Those fences are younger, but many were built to a builder's budget and are now showing it. We look at the posts first, then tell you whether a Beaverton fence needs a repair or a full replacement.

47.9% of homes were built 1960–89 — many still have tired original fences → Fence Replacement
Long wet winters rot wood posts where they meet the ground → Fence Repair
Newer streets want clean lines: cedar, horizontal boards or vinyl → Cedar Fence

Beaverton Yards — and What Their Fences Need

Older lots near Central Beaverton and West Slope

Mature trees, roots near the fence line and fences that have been patched for years.

1960s–80s subdivisions — 47.9% of homes

Standard backyard lots; the original wood fence is usually at the end of its life.

1990 and later — 44.6% of homes

Smaller lots, shared fence lines with several neighbors, and often HOA rules on style and color.

Fence Rules for Beaverton Homes

State building code
Not for wood fences 7 ft or under
Oregon's residential code keeps wood, wire-mesh or chain link fences 7 ft or less out of city building review.
Housing units
42,771
About half are owner-occupied (50.5%), so we often work with landlords and HOAs too.
Height limits
Set by the city's Development Code
Limits depend on your zone and where the fence sits. We check your lot with the city before we quote.

Why Beaverton Homeowners Call Your Business

Rules checked first

We look up your lot before we quote

Old fence hauled away

Tear-out and clean-up are part of the job

5-year workmanship warranty

If we built it and it fails, we fix it

Licensed, bonded & insured

Beaverton Fence FAQ

How tall can my fence be in Beaverton?
Beaverton sets fence heights in its Development Code, and the answer depends on your zone and where the fence sits on the lot. We check your lot with the city before we quote, so you don't build a fence you have to cut down.
Do I need a building permit for a 6-foot fence?
No. Oregon's residential code does not let cities require a building permit for wood, wire-mesh or chain link fences 7 feet tall or less. Zoning height limits still apply, and a fence around a pool always needs city sign-off.
My fence is leaning after a storm. Repair or replace?
If most posts are solid, we replace the broken posts and rails and keep the boards. If the posts are rotted at the ground all down the line, a replacement usually costs less over time. We'll show you what we find.
My HOA has fence rules. Can you work with them?
Yes. Many newer Beaverton subdivisions have rules on height, style and stain color. Send us your HOA guidelines and we'll build to them, and give you a drawing for the board if they want one.
Who owns the fence on the property line?
That's between you and your neighbor, and the deed or a survey settles where the line is. We build on your side of the line unless you both agree in writing, and we can talk to your neighbor with you.

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Fence & Deck Services in Beaverton, Oregon

From a new cedar fence for a backyard off Murray Blvd to a gate repair near Sexton Mountain, we work all over Beaverton. Whether it's a fence replacement along Hall Blvd or a horizontal fence for a newer home in Five Oaks / Triple Creek, you get a free written estimate first and a crew that cleans up every day.

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