As a family-owned fence company serving Felida, WA, Terek Fencing builds across Clark County, where clay holds water and posts must be set for it. We read each Felida lot before we quote it.
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Felida borders Vancouver's more developed neighborhoods while still holding onto larger, semi-rural lots mixed in with newer subdivisions. That combination means fence lines run into different soil conditions and yard layouts depending on which part of the area a property falls in. Larger lots also mean longer runs, and every extra post is another spot where freeze-thaw can push a poorly set fence out of line.
Wood fence installation is usually about backyard privacy, while chain link fence installation is about keeping pets in and marking long property lines. Either way, a good project starts with knowing where your lot holds water and where the ground is firm. We check both on every lot and price the post work to match.

Wood and chain link are our focus, and we install vinyl and other materials too. We handle new builds, replacements, repairs, and gates, and we set every post for Clark County's wet ground.
Cedar resists rot naturally through the wet months here, and pressure-treated wood is the budget route on long runs. We build privacy, picket, horizontal, and full-panel styles.


Galvanized for budget and long runs, or black vinyl-coated to fade into hedges. Both mark a line or keep pets in, and suit the larger lots here.


We build a check into each stage, so the layout is settled before a post goes in.

We walk your yard with you, talk through what you want the fence to do, and note the slope, drainage, and obstacles. We also go over styles, materials, budget, and any HOA or property line questions.
We measure the run, confirm the layout and gate placement, and lock in the materials. We also coordinate the required 811 utility locate, so underground lines are marked before any digging starts.
We prep the site, set posts deep for Clark County clay, and build the fence and gates to spec, clean and straight. Chain link mesh gets pulled tight, and details get checked section by section.
We walk the whole line with you, checking every post, gate, and latch until you're happy with it. Then we go over your 2-Year Workmanship Warranty, so you know what's covered long after the job wraps.

A finished fence looks good on day one. What people remember, months later, is whether we showed up when we said we would and treated the yard with care.

Leaning posts and grayed boards, replaced and set right. Here's what changed on a few properties around Clark County and the Portland metro.




Most residential fences go up in a few days, and spring and summer book faster, so a few weeks' notice helps. Your estimate is based on your yard.
Contact us to get your free estimate and a project timeline.
Washington requires construction contractors to register with L&I and carry a bond and insurance. Terek Fencing holds all three, and we'll confirm them before you commit.
A valid license means the contractor has met Washington's requirements to do this work legally. Ours is WA# TEREKL*818Q6, and we're also licensed in Oregon (238620).
A contractor bond gives you a way to file a court claim if a contractor doesn't finish the job or does it improperly. Our liability insurance covers the separate risk of damage to your property during the work.
You can check our license on L&I's lookup in a minute, and we'd rather you did. It also shows whether any claims have been filed against a contractor or their bond.
Terek Fencing is family-owned, and owner Gene Terekhov, in the trade since 2019, works on every project from the first estimate to the final walkthrough, with trained foremen stepping in when needed. Learn more about our team and what drives the way we work.
Each is easier to settle now than after the first post is set.
Soil can change from one Clark County lot to the next, so we look at yours during the site visit, and fewer surprises turn up once posts go in.
Newer subdivisions often carry HOA rules on fence height, style, or placement. Confirming these with your neighborhood association before finalizing saves you rebuilding a section later.
Our written estimates itemize materials and labor, and chain link quotes name height, gauge, and finish, so nothing hides in one total.
Each material suits a different kind of yard. Here's where each one makes the most sense. Browse our completed projects to see our wood and chain link work across Clark County.
We build across Felida, including these neighborhoods:
Reach out, and we'll set up a time to see your property in person. You'll walk away with a written quote and a start window, no pressure attached.



Here's what Felida homeowners ask before they book.
Installed wood starts around $55 per linear foot and chain link near $30. Footage, style, and grade set your number, which we give in writing after walking the lot.
Yes. We're licensed in Washington (TEREKL*818Q6) and Oregon (238620), bonded, and insured, and you can look up our WA license before you hire.
Our estimates are free, with no obligation. You'll get a number based on your property.
Yes. Felida addresses carry a Vancouver, WA 98685 mailing address, and Felida sits inside the Clark County area we serve.
Yes. We handle repairs and full replacements along with new installs, from leaning posts to boards worn down by wet winters.
Most of our wood work is cedar, which gives you a natural look and handles wet months with occasional sealing. Vinyl skips staining and sealing, and we install it too. We'll help you pick.
Wood and chain link both keep pets and kids in when built to the right height. Chain link lets a dog see out, and solid wood keeps the view out too. We'll size it to your dog.
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