Real fence and deck jobs our crews finished in Troutdale.
+2 photosSweetbriar, Troutdale
August 2026
Cedar frame hog wire fence around the vegetable garden, built heavy for the east wind.
★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5
★★★★★Amy C.“Keeps the deer out and still lets us see the garden. Survived the first windstorm no problem.”
Troutdale sits at the western mouth of the Columbia River Gorge, where winter east winds hit first. We build fences with the posts, spacing and materials to stay standing, within the city's 4-foot and 7-foot limits.
NOAA describes the Troutdale airport as sitting at the western end of the Columbia River Gorge, where late-autumn and winter east winds funnel out toward Portland. A solid wood fence takes that wind like a sail. Most fence failures we see after a wind event start at the posts, not the boards.
Troutdale's code lets residential fences reach 4 feet in a required front yard setback and 7 feet in side and rear setbacks. No permit is needed for a fence within those limits. In clear vision areas at corners and driveways, nothing can stand over 3 feet above the curb.
A small older core near the Town Center and the historic highway.
Subdivisions like Sweetbriar and Cherry Park; wind-worn wood fences.
Newer streets; vinyl and horizontal styles that need solid posts.
Steel posts, deeper footings, tighter spacing
4-foot fronts, 7-foot backs, clear driveways
If we built it and it fails, we fix it
Written estimate before any work begins.
From a wind-damaged fence repair in Sweetbriar to a new steel-post cedar fence near Cherry Park, we work all over Troutdale. Whether it's a gate along SE Stark St or a fence replacement off 257th Ave, you get a free written estimate first and a crew that cleans up every day.