Backyard Privacy Fencing
Tall, solid fencing that blocks neighbors’ views and wind.
New Fences for Redmond Homes
Privacy fences, front-yard fences, and dog-proof enclosures, built to last through wet winters.
Many Redmond neighborhoods, from Education Hill to Redmond Ridge, have smaller lots and HOA rules, so a fence has to give you privacy while meeting the guidelines. We build home fences that fit both, and that stay straight through years of rain.
Tell us what you need the fence to do, such as blocking a view, containing a dog, or marking the lot line. We’ll recommend a material and height, check the HOA and city rules, and build it properly.
Residential Fencing
Tall, solid fencing that blocks neighbors’ views and wind.
Low, decorative fencing that frames the house from the street.
No gaps for small dogs to squeeze through, and latches kids can’t open.
Materials and colors chosen to suit your house.
We check HOA guidelines and permit rules before building.
Walk and driveway gates that match the fence.
The Difference It Makes
A fence is one of the few home projects you benefit from every day. Here’s how.
A solid fence keeps pets and kids in, discourages trespassers, and gives you a backyard the neighbors can’t see into.
Buyers notice a well-built fence, and it can make your listing stand out.
The right fence finishes off your property and makes the whole house look better from the street.
Your Options
Here’s how the most popular home fencing materials compare.

Cedar is the go-to privacy fence around Redmond. It’s reasonably priced, naturally resistant to rot and insects, and can be left to weather to silver or stained to match your house.
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Vinyl never needs painting and won’t rot in the damp. A yearly wash to remove green algae keeps it looking new.
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Ornamental iron is the strongest and most decorative option, well suited to front yards and entries where you want security without blocking the view.
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Aluminum looks like iron but can’t rust. It steps easily down hillsides, which helps on Redmond’s many sloped lots, and it’s a common choice around pools.
Get a free quote →How It Works
Call us or send the form with your address and a quick description.
We visit the site, discuss options, and put the price in writing.
Our crew builds it straight, sturdy, and on the agreed schedule.
We haul away the debris, check the work with you, and stay accountable afterward.
Questions
Price depends mainly on the material, total length, height, number of gates, and how much the ground slopes. We’ll measure for free and give you a written quote.
Chain link usually costs the least, then wood. Vinyl and iron cost more at the start but need less upkeep over the years.
For privacy, most people choose cedar or vinyl. For low upkeep, vinyl or aluminum. For looks and strength, iron. We’ll help you decide during your estimate.
Yes. Many Redmond neighborhoods have HOAs, and we’ll help you confirm what’s allowed before you submit for approval.
It depends on your city and HOA, and front-yard limits are usually lower than backyard ones. We’ll design within the rules while giving you as much privacy as allowed.
Yes. We build matching walk and driveway gates, and can add an automatic opener.
Tell us about your yard and we’ll come out, measure, and give you a written quote at no cost.
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