Recent fence & gate work
A few examples of cedar privacy fences, gates, and finishes we've built around the Treasure Valley.
Cedar privacy fences, custom gates, and repairs that stand up to Treasure Valley wind, sun, and winters. Straight lines, solid posts, and finish work you'll actually be proud of.
A privacy fence is the backbone of most Treasure Valley backyards, and cedar is our go-to for a reason: it handles our dry summers and cold winters without warping or rotting the way cheaper lumber does. We set posts in concrete, run solid rails, and hang pickets tight and level so the whole run reads as one clean line.
Whether you're fencing a new build in Meridian or replacing a tired fence in an older Boise neighborhood, we'll walk the property line with you, talk through height and style, and give you a written quote before anything gets torn out.
Not every yard needs a full perimeter fence. Sometimes you just want to block the view of a neighbor's window, hide the trash cans, or carve out a private corner for a hot tub or patio. Privacy screens do that without walling off the whole yard.
We build screens in cedar and other materials to match your existing fence or stand on their own as a feature. Horizontal slat styles are popular right now and we're happy to build them.
Gates are where cheap fence work shows up first. A gate that sags, drags, or won't latch after one season usually means the posts and hardware weren't sized for the job. We build gates on properly set posts with heavy-duty hinges and hardware so they swing true and latch clean for years.
From a simple single walk-gate to a wide double gate for getting a trailer or mower into the back, we'll size it right for how you actually use it.
Bare cedar looks great for a season, then silvers out and starts to dry-check if it's left unprotected. A good stain seals the wood, brings back the color, and buys you years of extra life. It's the single best thing you can do to protect a fence investment.
We stain new fences and re-stain existing ones, and because staining is on a two-to-three-year cycle, it's an easy thing to put on a maintenance schedule so it never gets away from you.
You don't always need a whole new fence. A few leaning posts, a section knocked loose by wind, a gate that quit latching, or some cracked pickets can often be fixed for a fraction of a full replacement.
We'll take an honest look and tell you straight whether a repair makes sense or whether you're better off putting that money toward a replacement. No upsell, no runaround.
A few examples of cedar privacy fences, gates, and finishes we've built around the Treasure Valley.
Tell us what you're working with and we'll get you a free, no-pressure quote, usually within a day.