Finished jobs from our crew.
+2 photosWoodstock, Portland
September 2026
Tore out an old leaning fence, hauled it away, and built a new one with taller posts around the back patio.
★★★★★Homeowner rated our work 5 out of 5
★★★★★Marcus W.“Old fence gone and new one up in three days. They left the yard cleaner than they found it.”
Signs it's time for a new fence instead of another fix
Old fence out, new fence in — tear-out, haul-away, new posts and a fresh build, across Portland, Tigard, Oregon City, and surrounding communities.
A fence replacement is more than a new fence. The old one has to come out first — boards, rails, posts and, most of the time, the concrete footings around the posts. Those old footings are often right where the new posts need to go, so we break them out or plan the new post spacing around them.
In the Portland area, most fences reach the end of their life at the posts. Years of wet soil rot the wood at the ground line, and once several posts go, the whole run starts to lean. If posts are failing all along the line, repairing one at a time is a losing game. A full fence replacement lets us reset every post with gravel for drainage and concrete shaped to shed water.
Replacement is also a chance to change things. You can go taller where the rules allow, switch from wood to vinyl or metal, add a wider gate for a mower or trailer, or straighten a fence line that wandered over the years. We check your city's fence rules and any HOA rules before we lock in the plan.
Posts, footings, line and what you want to change
Tear-out, new fence and gates in writing first
Utilities marked; old fence and footings removed
Gravel base and concrete sloped to shed water
New fence and gates up, debris hauled away
A replacement is two jobs in one: taking the old fence out and building the new one.
More fence means more to tear out and more to build.
Posts set in concrete take longer to remove than posts set in soil.
Cedar, vinyl, composite and metal each differ in material and labor.
New gates need heavier posts, framing and hardware.
Old boards, posts and concrete have to be loaded and disposed of.
Hillsides, roots and tight side yards slow both tear-out and build.
Every job starts with a free written estimate, before any work begins.
Tear-out and new build spelled out first
Covers the new fence we build
Protection for you and your neighbors
From homeowners across the metro
Written estimate before any work begins.