Real fence and deck jobs our crews finished in Vancouver.
Bella Vista, Vancouver
August 2026
Re-decked an old wood deck with composite boards on the existing frame after checking every joist.
★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5
★★★★★Kevin O.“No more splinters or staining every year. Crew was on time every day.”
+1 photosArnada, Vancouver
July 2026
Fixed a leaning section after a tree root lifted two posts. Reset posts deeper and replaced 6 boards.
★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5
★★★★★Mike S.“Small job and they still treated it like it mattered. Recommended.”
Vancouver's new land use code took effect July 31, 2026. We build to it: front fences up to 5 feet with an open top foot, solid side and back fences up to 6 feet, and building review for anything taller.
Vancouver replaced its land use code on July 31, 2026. For homes in the LS, MS and MH zones, a fence in front of the house can be 5 feet if the top foot is at least 80% open, like wrought iron or chain link. Solid fences in side and back setbacks can be 6 feet. Any fence over 6 feet needs city building review.
Vancouver is big and varied, with 85,421 homes from old grid streets near downtown to 1990s subdivisions out east toward Fisher's Landing. East-side lots also feel the winter east wind out of the Columbia River Gorge, which NOAA notes can bring strong winds to the Portland–Vancouver area.
Older grid lots near downtown, Hough and Arnada; low front fences.
Including 13,705 from the 1970s; backyard wood fences on their last legs.
East-side subdivisions; shared lines, HOAs and Gorge wind.
We follow the 2026 Title 20 rules
For any fence over 6 feet
If we built it and it fails, we fix it
Written estimate before any work begins.
From an ornamental front fence near Esther Short to a backyard fence replacement off Mill Plain Blvd, we work all over Vancouver. Whether it's a gate repair along Fourth Plain Blvd or a new cedar fence in Fisher's Landing East, you get a free written estimate first and a crew that cleans up every day.