Ready to hire a fence installer in Raleigh West? We build solid cedar privacy and noise-screening fencing for the 1960s ranchers, split-levels, and golf-course condos tucked alongside Highway 217 — and we answer the phone 24/7.
Beaverton Fence Pro is the crew Raleigh West homeowners call when they are ready to hire. We are a service-area company that comes to your lot — there is no storefront and no published address, just a crew that arrives where the work is. Raleigh West sits in ZIP 97005, nestled alongside Highway 217 and bordered by Denney Whitford, Vose, Greenway, Central Beaverton, and Highland. It is a quiet pocket of 1960s ranchers, split-levels, Cape Cods, and condos that overlook the RedTail Golf Center.
This page is where you start when you want to move forward. Whether you have a tall stand of evergreens to work around, a sloped split-level lot, or a golf-course-adjacent line that needs to respect visibility, we have built it here. Tell us your cross streets and what you want fenced, and we will set up a free on-site estimate. Call (855) 598-3288 any time, day or night, to get on the schedule.
Highway 217, golf-course frontage, evergreen roots, and sloped split-level lots all shape how a fence gets built in this neighborhood.
Lots that back toward the freeway want a solid privacy fence that screens both sightlines and a measure of road noise. Full-board cedar is the go-to here.
Split-level homes sit on grade changes. We step or rake the fence to follow the slope cleanly, with no gaps at the bottom for pets to slip through.
Condos and homes along the RedTail course often carry visibility or HOA rules. We build to the right height and style for the line you share with the fairway.
The styles that fit ranchers, split-levels, and freeway-adjacent lots.
The best screening choice near Highway 217. A full-board cedar privacy fence blocks sightlines, softens road noise, and lasts 20-plus years in Beaverton's rain.
Classic wood fence installation suits a 1960s rancher — a warm, traditional boundary built with rot-resistant cedar to handle the wet ground.
For golf-course condos and owners who want zero upkeep, vinyl fence installation holds a crisp white or tan line for decades with no staining or sealing.
A matching gate installation finishes the run — a walk gate to the yard or a wider gate for mower and trailer access on these roomy lots.
In Raleigh West, side and rear fences run up to 6 feet without a building permit, while front and street-facing fences stay near 3.5 feet. On the split-level grades here, we step or rake the fence to follow the slope. Posts go in concrete for the wet ground, set deeper around mature evergreen roots, and we build with rot-resistant cedar within six inches of the soil so the line holds for decades.
A simple path from your first call to a fence that lasts.
Most jobs here start with a homeowner replacing an aging 1960s fence or adding screening from the freeway. We keep the choice between fence repair and full fence replacement honest: if a section is damaged but the posts are sound, we repair just that section and save you money; if the whole run is leaning or rotted, we rebuild it right. A matching gate installation rounds out the job, and on sloped lots we plan the gate swing so it clears the grade.
Beyond single-family homes, we handle small commercial and multi-unit work near the RedTail Golf Center, including the condo associations that share fence lines along the course. For HOA and association jobs we provide the material specs, heights, and details a board needs for approval, then build to the agreed style once you have the go-ahead. The same crew that fences a rancher handles the shared-line coordination a condo community needs.
Every fence type we install across this Highway 217 pocket of Beaverton.
There is a pattern to how Raleigh West gets fenced. Lots backing toward the freeway want a tall, solid cedar privacy fence for screening, while interior streets and golf-course frontage often call for something lower or semi-private to keep the open feel. Split-level homes need a fence that follows the grade in clean steps, and the older 1960s lots almost always have a tired original fence that is finally ready to come down. Pet owners want a gap-free bottom rail on the slope; condo owners want low maintenance. We plan all of it on the first visit.
The Pacific Northwest climate sets the standard. Long, wet winters keep the soil saturated, and the mature evergreens common in this pocket send roots out under the yard — so footings have to be deep and well-drained, set around the roots, and the wood has to be naturally decay-resistant cedar to last 20 years or more. A fence built that way holds its line; one set shallow on a slope leans in a season. When you are ready to hire, this is the page to act on — browse the full menu of our fencing services, see how the area fits the map on the Raleigh West overview, or step back to fencing in Beaverton for the citywide picture. Then call and we will schedule your estimate.
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