Fencing in Murrayhill

This planned community was developed mostly in the late 1980s and early 1990s, so whole streets share the same fence age, style, and failure points. We replace tired runs with new cedar matched to the established look, keeping heights and cap details consistent with the fence next door. We know how to work on tiered lots, alongside retaining walls, and within the design standards the owners association maintains, and we put specifications in writing before a shovel hits dirt.

Association standards, handled

Architectural review does not have to slow your project down. We provide the drawings, material list, and stain color your submittal needs, and we build to match the approved styles already standing throughout the community. When a fence sits on a shared line, we are glad to meet both households at once, walk the run together, and write a scope each side can read in plain English. Because so many homes here went up within a few years of one another, we can often point to a nearby fence we built and say: yours will look like that, and it will pass review the same way.

Built for the hillside, not against it

The topography that gives these streets their views also gives fences a workout. We rack panels to follow the grade where the slope is steady and step them cleanly where it is not, and we never set posts into the top of a retaining wall without accounting for what that wall can bear. Along the walking paths that thread between backyards, we build good-neighbor fencing finished on both faces, since both sides get seen. Drainage gets planned, not discovered. Your estimate is free, the price is honest for work done once and done properly, and the crew holds licenses in two states. Phone (503) 555-0187 to set a time.

We cover the rest of the city too: see our Beaverton fence company page for services, permit rules and the neighborhoods around you.