Do you charge extra to travel to the outer areas you serve?

We schedule by distance from our Lakewood base, and the closer you are the quicker we get out, but we fold reasonable travel into the job rather than adding a surprise trip fee. For the farther reaches — Kitsap over the Narrows, or the Thurston County edge — we will be upfront about scheduling when you call.

What if my town is not listed yet?

Call (614) 543-4232 and ask. We add cities to the site in launch waves, so we may already serve yours even if its page is not live. If it is outside our practical radius, we will tell you straight rather than string you along.

How quickly can you come out for an estimate?

It depends on the season and how far out you are, but estimates in Lakewood and the close-in Pierce County cities are usually the fastest. Urgent problems — a storm-downed fence, a dog-escape gap — jump the line wherever you are in our service area.

Fence work truck on a Pierce County, WA residential street with a new wood fence

Fence Contractor Service Areas Around Lakewood, WA

From our Lakewood base we build and repair fences across Pierce County and the South Sound — plus south King, north Thurston and south Kitsap counties.

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Serving Lakewood since 2017

Our home base is Lakewood, and most of our work is within an easy drive across Pierce County — Tacoma, University Place, Steilacoom, DuPont, Parkland, Spanaway and the unincorporated communities in between. From there we reach into south King County, north Thurston County and, over the Narrows Bridge, south Kitsap.

We schedule by distance: the closer you are to Lakewood, the quicker we can get out for an estimate or an emergency repair. Each area below has its own soil, housing and permit quirks, so pick your city to see how we plan fences there. Do not see your town? Call (614) 543-4232 — if we serve it, we will tell you straight.

Counties we serve

Pierce County, WAPierce County mixes gravelly prairie outwash around Lakewood and Spanaway with wet Puyallup-valley soils and Mount Rainier lahar zones, and each of its cities sets its own fence-height rules on top of county code for unincorporated areas.

Closest to our Lakewood base

Tacoma, WATacoma's North End, Stadium and Hilltop neighborhoods are full of early-1900s homes on narrow lots with alley property lines and steep grades down toward Commencement Bay.Parkland, WAParkland, home to Pacific Lutheran University, is unincorporated with many 1950s–70s homes and rentals on gravelly prairie soil, so durable chain link and vinyl and quick turnover repairs are common.Spanaway, WASpanaway, around Spanaway Lake and bordering JBLM, has grown fast with subdivisions and larger lots on Spanaway gravelly soils, where dog fencing and long privacy runs are the common jobs.University Place, WAUniversity Place's 1950s–70s ranch subdivisions and view lots above Chambers Bay and Day Island mean fences that protect privacy without blocking Puget Sound views.DuPont, WAMost DuPont homes were built after the 1990s in the master-planned Northwest Landing community on the old DuPont explosives-plant site, where HOA design standards dictate fence style, height and stain color.Fircrest, WAFircrest is a small planned city of 1940s–60s homes on uniform lots with tight side yards, where neighbor-friendly good-neighbor fences and narrow side gates are the usual request.Steilacoom, WASteilacoom, incorporated in 1854 as Washington's oldest town, has a historic district of 1800s homes where picket and low ornamental fences suit the streetscape and Puget Sound salt air hits metal hardware.

Across Pierce County

Federal Way, WAFederal Way's dense 1970s–80s subdivisions and slopes down toward Dash Point and Puget Sound have many original fences due for replacement plus apartment complexes needing perimeter work.South Hill, WASouth Hill is Pierce County's largest unincorporated community, a plateau above Puyallup filled with 1990s–2000s HOA subdivisions where fence style and color must pass HOA review.Puyallup, WAPuyallup's valley-floor neighborhoods near the Washington State Fair grounds sit on river soils with a high water table inside mapped Mount Rainier lahar zones, so post footings need drainage planning.Graham, WAGraham's 1–5 acre parcels with Mount Rainier views mix hobby farms and newer homes, so split rail, horse paddock and deer fencing are as common as privacy fences.Frederickson, WAFrederickson pairs new single-family subdivisions with a large industrial area along Canyon Road, creating demand for both HOA-approved backyard fences and commercial security fencing.

More cities are added as each launch wave goes live. Contact us to confirm coverage for your address.

Service area questions

: We schedule by distance from our Lakewood base, and the closer you are the quicker we get out, but we fold reasonable travel into the job rather than adding a surprise trip fee. For the farther reaches — Kitsap over the Narrows, or the Thurston County edge — we will be upfront about scheduling when you call.

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Talk to a local Lakewood fence pro. We'll look at your line, your soil and your gates—then quote it in writing.

Insured & Bonded
WA L&I #CREATEL809CL
4.6★ on Google (51 reviews)
Free Estimates
Serving Lakewood since 2017

Call (614) 543-4232