Terek Fencing is a fence company serving Hazel Dell, WA, and Gene gives you a clear timeline after he walks your yard. If rain or a locate moves a date, you hear it from him first.
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Hazel Dell is one of the more built-up parts of unincorporated Clark County, and on closely spaced lots, scheduling matters in a way it might not on a quieter stretch of the county. A vague timeline turns into a real inconvenience fast when you're trying to plan around a job site in your own yard. Whether you need wood fence installation or chain link fencing, knowing when work starts and ends makes the difference.
That's exactly the problem we build our process around. Gene gives you a realistic start window and install length before you agree to anything, and plans around rain and locates from day one. If a genuine delay comes up, you hear about it directly from us, not by guessing why nobody showed up that day.

Wood and chain link are what we build, and that focus is why we build both well, from the posts up.
Privacy, picket, horizontal, or full-panel, in western red cedar or pressure-treated wood. Cedar handles our wet winters best, and tall privacy boards close off the yard.


Galvanized or black vinyl-coated steel, sized to the height your dog needs. A budget-friendly, secure boundary that keeps the light and the view open.


Gene runs every job himself, so the process stays consistent whether you need a small backyard run or a full property line replacement. Here is how it goes from the first call to the final walkthrough on your Hazel Dell yard.

Gene walks the full fence line with you, takes measurements, and reviews wood and chain link options so the quote reflects your actual yard, not a phone guess.
Layout, gate placement, and the required 811 utility locate all get confirmed before anyone digs, so the marks are down and the plan is set before install day arrives.
Gene sets the posts deep in Clark County clay, builds the run to spec, and hangs and checks every gate himself, so the last section looks as clean as the first one.
We clear the job site, walk the finished fence with you corner by corner, and back the whole run with our 2-Year Workmanship Warranty, so you are covered after we leave.

What we hear most isn't about the fence itself. It's whether Gene showed up when he said he would and left the yard the way he found it. Here's what Clark County homeowners have said about working with Gene.

A fence line with visible rot or a sagging gate is easy to overlook until you see it next to what replaced it. These are real Terek projects from Hazel Dell and the surrounding area, before and after.




A free written estimate comes before any work begins, and that number reflects your actual property, not a rough guess made over the phone.
Ready to see what your project costs? Get a free estimate before committing to anything.
Gene has been setting posts in Clark County clay since 2019, so he knows what tends to go wrong with a fence line here: waterlogged soil, winter heave, and posts that were never set deep enough. That knowledge shows up in a few specific ways:
You can learn more about our team and the experience behind every install.
Terek Fencing is licensed and insured, and we're glad to provide documentation before you sign anything. It's a straightforward way to confirm you're hiring a legitimate contractor, not just taking a claim at face value.
We're licensed in Washington (TEREKL*818Q6) and Oregon (238620), bonded, and insured. You can look up the WA number on L&I's contractor search before you commit.
Liability insurance protects your property during the install, so accidental damage to your yard or house isn't left for you to cover.
Every fence carries our 2-Year Workmanship Warranty and Satisfaction Guarantee, so if a post settles or a gate sags, Gene comes back and fixes it. See how our process works from start to finish.
A few common issues can push a fencing timeline off track if they're not planned for early. Here's what to watch for.
Removing an old fence line or working around existing landscaping takes real time, and skipping this step in the initial estimate leads to delays once work is underway.
Wet winters here can push outdoor work back, especially when rain slows a concrete cure, and a contractor who doesn't build that possibility into your timeline sets unrealistic expectations from the start.
Washington requires an 811 locate before any digging, and we request it ourselves. We book it early so the marks are in before your install date.
Timelines vary by project size, but here's a general sense of what to expect for a typical lot here. Browse our completed projects to see work we've done across the area.
We serve Hazel Dell and the neighborhoods around it. Building a little farther north? See our Felida fence page.
Get in touch, and we'll set a real appointment time, not a placeholder. You'll get a written estimate and a realistic timeline once Gene has walked your property. Contact us today to schedule your consultation.



A handful of questions come up regularly before someone schedules a project.
Wood fencing typically starts around $55 per linear foot installed; chain link starts near $30. A free estimate gives you an exact number based on your fence line and property.
Yes, we take on projects of all sizes, from a short side-yard run with a gate to a full property line. Every job gets the same attention to detail regardless of scope.
Yes, Gene regularly works throughout the area and the surrounding Clark County neighborhoods. Wherever your property sits, we're familiar with the local conditions.
Hazel Dell is unincorporated, so Clark County's rules apply, not the City of Vancouver's. Gene checks height and placement limits and flags any permit before we dig.
Yes. Along with new installs, we handle repairs like leaning posts and damaged boards, and we'll tell you straight if replacement makes more sense.
Gene, the owner, quotes your fence and is on the job himself, with a written price and a realistic timeline set before we start. We're also licensed in Washington (TEREKL*818Q6) and Oregon (238620), bonded, and insured.
Yes, chain link is a common choice for containing dogs securely while keeping visibility open. We'll walk through what fits your yard and your pet's needs.
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