Posts set right, gates that still latch in year five
Fencing & Fence Repair
across the Kitsap Peninsula
New cedar and vinyl fence installation, plus repairs to failing posts, panels, and sagging gates.
Why this holds up here
The difference is in the prep,
not the marketing.
- Posts set to depth in concrete, which is the single thing that determines whether a fence leans here
- Gates hung and hardware aligned so they still swing true after a wet winter swells the wood
- Repairs available on runs that are mostly sound — we won't sell a full replacement you don't need
- Old fence removal and haul-off quoted up front
Our work
Fencing we've built.
Photographs from our own jobs on the Kitsap Peninsula.
How it works
A clear process, start to finish.
- 01Layout & locates
Line confirmed with you and utility locates called in before digging.
- 02Posts set
Holes dug to depth, posts plumbed and concreted.
- 03Panels & gates
Boards or panels hung tight, gates set and hardware adjusted.
FAQ
Common questions, answered.
Cedar or vinyl?+
Cedar looks warmer, costs less up front, and individual boards are easy to replace. Vinyl costs more but holds up to our wet season with almost no maintenance. We price both.
Can you replace just a few posts?+
Often, yes. If the panels are sound and only the posts have rotted at grade, a post replacement is far cheaper than a new fence.
Ready to get started?
Free, written estimates.
Tell us about the project. We walk the property with you, talk through options, and follow up with a line-item quote.