Fence Replacement in Tacoma
Leaning posts, rotted-out panels, and storm damage are the top reasons homeowners call about fence replacement. Our team tears out the old line, sets new 4×4 cedar posts at least 24 inches deep in concrete, and hangs fresh #2 grade western red cedar panels. Every replacement starts with a straight string line and proper post spacing for South Sound wind loads.
A typical replacement includes full tear-out and haul-away of old materials, new post holes augered and set in concrete, new rails and pickets, and gate hardware adjusted for proper swing and latch. The crew cleans up the site when the job is done.
Storm damage, pet escapes, or worn-out sections. text us photos of the problem areas and your city. Our team can usually give you a ballpark before coming out.
- 6′ cedar privacy replacement with dog-ear or board-on-board panels
- Gate rebuilds with new hinge/latch hardware
- Mixed-section replacement to match existing lines
- Post resets for heaved or rotted posts
Most Tacoma-area yards sit on glacial till soil that holds moisture. That is tough on shallow posts. Our team sets posts deep in concrete and aligns panels tight to reduce wind sway and keep the line straight for years.
What to expect
Our team calls in utility locates, walks the line with you, tears out the old panels and posts, sets new posts in concrete, then hangs panels and gates with hardware sized for the weight. You get a straight fence line, clean fastener patterns, and gates that swing and latch properly on day one.
Common questions
Can you reuse existing posts?
Only if they are still plumb, solid, and set at the right depth. Most of the time, leaning fence lines mean the posts need to come out. Reusing a bad post just repeats the problem in a year or two.
Do you handle tear-out and disposal?
Yes. Our team removes and hauls away old panels and posts so the site is clean before new work starts.
How fast can you quote?
Text photos with your city and length. Our team usually responds same day with a range and schedule a visit if needed.
New Fence Installation
New cedar fence line. Straight panels, posts set deep in concrete, and a clean finished look that completely changed the backyard. Dog-ear style, 6 feet tall.
Privacy Cedar Fence Installation
6-foot cedar privacy fence. Posts set in concrete on 8-foot centers, three rails per section, and plumb panels along the full backyard perimeter. Built for South Sound weather.
Backyard Cedar Fence Replacement
Full backyard fence replacement. Old panels and rotted posts hauled away, new cedar posts set in concrete at 24-inch depth, and fresh dog-ear panels hung plumb and tight.
Custom Cedar Gate and Fence Installation
New cedar fence with a custom-built walk gate. 4×4 posts in concrete, dog-ear pickets, and a gate framed with a diagonal brace to prevent sag. Full side-yard access.
Gig HarborBackyard Fence Replacement Project
Fence tear-out and replacement in Gig Harbor. Pulled the old leaning posts, set new ones in concrete, and hung fresh cedar panels. Straight line from corner to corner.
University PlacePrivacy Fence and Custom Gate Project
6-foot cedar privacy fence with a custom walk gate in University Place. Posts set in concrete, three-rail construction, and hardware sized for daily use. Full backyard perimeter.