Willamette Factors broke ground here in 1972 on 477 acres of farmland south of the river, and the community that grew around those 27 holes now answers to thirteen separate homeowner associations. That means fence work in this neighborhood is mostly short runs, courtyard walls, and gate replacements, done to match what the architectural committee already blessed. We handle the submittal, match the stain, and leave the fairway views alone. Estimates cost nothing.
Thirteen Boards, One Set of Photos
Before we quote a job off French Prairie Drive or Edgewater, we photograph the existing fence line and the neighboring units, because every association here wants replacements that disappear into the streetscape. Our proposal includes the material spec, height, and stain color in a format the committee can approve without a second meeting. Condos and townhomes often share a fence between patios, so we coordinate with the neighbor on cost splits and schedule when you want us to. Most of the original cedar from the seventies and eighties failed at the post, not the boards, so partial rebuilds are common here and we price them honestly instead of pushing full tear-outs.
Patio Homes Need a Lighter Touch
Working inside an occupied patio-home court is not like fencing a quarter-acre lot. Access is tight, landscaping is mature, and your neighbors are twenty feet away, so our crew stages material in the driveway, protects plantings with plywood paths, and hauls debris out the same day. For units backing the golf course, we keep fencing low or open so nobody loses the view they bought the place for. Gates get the most use in a community where many owners travel, so we install latches and self-closing hinges that hold up. One call to (971) 451-2304 gets a walkthrough, a written price, and a start date you can plan around.
We cover the rest of the city too: see our Wilsonville fence company page for services, permit rules and the neighborhoods around you.