We start at your property line
We walk the fence line and the slope with you and look at drainage, access, and what the wall needs to hold back.

FENCES · GATES · RETAINING WALLS
An old fence that leans, a gate that sticks, or a hillside that keeps creeping into the yard can make the whole backyard feel unfinished. We build new fences, gates, and retaining walls that give you privacy and keep the soil where it belongs.
We walk the fence line and the slope with you and look at drainage, access, and what the wall needs to hold back.
Posts and walls are set on proper footings so the fence stays straight and the wall stays in place.
Your dedicated project manager coordinates the day-to-day work and keeps you informed.
THE FENCE AND WALL WORK YOU NEED
Wood fences with the height, style, and finish you want, set on posts that stay straight.
Single and double gates, including arched gates, framed so they open and close smoothly.
Walls that hold back hillside or sloped soil, with drainage behind them so water does not build up.
WOOD, WALLS & FINISHES
Choose the board style, height, and top detail, such as lattice, that suit your home.
Compare wall types based on the height, the load behind the wall, and the look you want.
Select the stain or finish and the gate hardware so everything matches.
OUR FENCE AND RETAINING WALL PROCESS
Your construction consultant looks at the property line, the slope, gates, and access with you.
We work through the fence height, gate locations, wall height, and drainage.
Taller fences and retaining walls can need a permit and engineering, so we confirm what applies to your address and coordinate it.
The old fence comes out, and the footings and wall base are dug and prepared.
The retaining wall goes in with drainage behind it, then the posts, panels, and gates are installed.
We apply any stain or finish, clean up, and walk the finished work with you.
FREE CONSULTATION
Is the old fence leaning, or is the hillside moving into the yard? Tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll contact you to set up a visit.
Schedule my consultationFENCE & RETAINING WALL FAQ
It depends on the height and your city. Taller fences and retaining walls often need a permit, and some walls need engineering. We confirm this for your address.
Water that builds up behind a wall pushes on it. Drainage behind the wall lets that water out so the wall stays in place.
Yes. When a fence sits on top of a wall, we plan them together so the posts and the wall work as one.
The length of the fence, the height and length of the wall, the slope, access, materials, and whether old work needs to be removed.
Yes. We can build new gates and frame them so they open and close smoothly.
YOUR NEXT STEP
The first step is a visit to look at your property line, the slope, and what you want to build.