
Cedar Fencing · Salem, Oregon
Cedar Fencing in Salem, warm, natural, built to weather.
Board-on-board, horizontal and shadowbox cedar that resists rot and insects and weathers beautifully.
04 of 05 · Cedar
Built for the Willamette Valley.
Cedar is naturally resistant to rot, insects and moisture, which makes it a natural fit for the Willamette Valley. We build tall privacy fences and open decorative layouts in vertical, horizontal and board-on-board styles.
- Naturally rot and pest resistant
- Holds up in damp soil
- Grain and color that weather beautifully
- Easy to customize with caps, trim and gates
- Stain to keep the color, or let it silver
- Renewable, sustainably harvested wood
Best for: Backyard privacy, natural looks, gardens and acreage

Styles & options
Your cedar fence, your way.
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Board-on-board
Overlapping boards for a no-gap, total-privacy finish.
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Horizontal
A modern look for contemporary homes and landscapes.
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Shadowbox
Boards alternate sides for privacy with airflow.
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Dog-eared pickets
The classic cedar fence profile.
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Lattice tops
A decorative finish on solid panels.
Where it works
Where cedar earns its keep.
Residential privacy
Tall, solid cedar for a secluded backyard.
Garden & landscape borders
A natural frame for beds and planting.
Pet & family enclosures
Reinforced gates and no-gap styles.
Acreage & rural
Long runs that define the property.
How it works
From walk-through to written quote.
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We walk your property
Every line measured, plus the grade, gate placement and anything in the way.
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You see it in 3D
A rendering of your fence on your layout: height, gates and material settled before a post goes in.
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Choose your material
Vinyl, chain link, aluminum, cedar and wood side by side, with per-foot pricing.
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Your written quote
What we quote is what you pay. No gimmicks, no surprises.
Does a cedar fence need to be stained or sealed?
Not necessarily. Cedar is naturally rot- and insect-resistant, but sealing or staining extends its color and life.
How long does a cedar fence last?
A properly installed cedar fence lasts 20 to 30 years, depending on conditions and care.
Will my cedar fence turn gray?
Yes. Untreated cedar weathers to a silvery gray over time. Staining keeps the rich wood tone.
Compare materials
Weighing your options?

Free estimate
Ready for cedar? Let's measure.
- Free on-site consultation and 3D design preview
- Most fences installed in 2–5 days
- Lifetime metal posts, a free walk gate and $5/ft off on 100 ft+
- What we quote is what you pay
Rather talk? (503) 445-3024



