Terek Fencing is the fence company Orchards WA homeowners hire for wood and chain link fences and gates. Call directly, get a free on-site estimate, and see honest pricing before any work begins.
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Orchards doesn't have its own city government, so fence rules here come from Clark County instead of a separate town code. For homeowners, that can be confusing since it's not always clear who to ask or what applies to a specific property, especially for a first-time fence project.
We handle that part for you. Our team builds under Clark County rules regularly, so we know what to check before your fence goes in. You just tell us what you want built, and we take care of confirming the details that matter. Whether you need a wood fence installation or a chain link fence, the process starts with an on-site visit to your property.
Wood and chain link are what we build most, and we keep the process simple either way.
Cedar or pressure-treated wood in privacy, picket, horizontal, or full-panel styles. Cedar handles wet winters without rotting early, and a tall privacy run gives families a defined, private yard.
Galvanized or black vinyl-coated chain link marks a property line clearly and, sized to the right height, keeps kids and pets in without blocking the view. A durable, lower-cost option for larger lots.
Here's how a project moves from your first message to a finished fence.
We talk through your property, your goals, and the styles and materials that fit your budget, plus the slope, drainage, and any HOA height rules that could shape the fence.
We measure the run, confirm layout and gate placement, and make the 811 call to mark underground lines. Materials and the build plan are final before anything's dug on your lot.
The crew sets posts deep enough for Clark County clay, then builds the fence and gates to spec, keeping lines straight and the site tidy so it holds up, not just looks finished.
You check the finished line with us post by post, and once you sign off, our 2-Year Workmanship Warranty and Satisfaction Guarantee cover it, with the same team to call if needed.
From a single side-yard gate to a full backyard enclosure, here's how homeowners describe the work.
Terek Fencing did an outstanding job from start to finish. Their team was professional, reliable, and paid close attention to detail throughout the entire project. The quality of workmanship exceeded my expectations, and the finished fence looks fantastic. They communicated clearly, showed up on time, and left the job site clean when they were done. I highly recommend Terek Fencing to anyone looking for quality work and excellent customer service.
Gene does great work !! Exceptional quality at a reasonable price . Our fence is now the standard for our neighborhood
Detailed & very honest. Always puts in effort to make sure the job is done the right way. I would highly recommend him to anyone needing fencing work.
Some of these projects started with a fence that had clearly seen better days. Here's the difference between what was there before and what replaced it.
Gene quotes every project himself, and trained foremen who share his standards step in when he's needed elsewhere. Every crew is held to the same build and finish, so the work stays consistent job to job. You can learn more about how our team operates and why owner involvement matters.
Unclear property lines and setbacks are where we see fence disputes begin, so we settle both before a post goes in. In unincorporated Clark County, a fence 7 feet or shorter needs no building permit and can go up to your side of the property line. Anything taller needs a permit and may have to sit farther inside it, and a retaining wall over 4 feet needs its own permit.
Show us a survey pin, plat, or corner marker and we build to it. If the line is unclear, you'll hear that before any digging starts. Our crews also work in nearby cities like Battle Ground and Camas, where city codes apply, so we confirm each address's jurisdiction first.
Nobody likes waiting around for a contractor who doesn't show up on time. Once your project is confirmed, we set a real date and stick to it, so you know exactly what to expect. See our process for a closer look at how each project is managed from start to finish.
A few things are worth confirming before a fence goes in, no matter who builds it.
Confirming a contractor's registration with the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries takes a few minutes and protects you if something goes wrong later. It's a simple step worth doing before signing anything.
A written estimate should name the exact materials, height, and finish, not just a total price. Ours do, for exactly that reason.
Many Orchards homes carry a Vancouver mailing address, even though the county sets their fence rules. Confirming which side of the city line your lot sits on tells you whose rules apply.
On the county side, the permit line sits at 7 feet, and Vancouver sets its own limits inside city lines. It's worth confirming directly rather than assuming based on what a neighbor did.
The height you choose shapes how much privacy you get and how you use the yard. Here's a general look at common choices.
Height is also where permit rules come in, so we confirm the current county requirement before finalizing yours. Browse our completed projects to see examples of different fence heights and styles we've built across the area.
Orchards stretches north from Sifton toward Brush Prairie, with Hockinson to the northeast, Five Corners to the west, and Vancouver city limits along its southern edge. Wherever your property sits, the same process applies.
Call, and you'll reach someone who can talk through your property, not a routing system. We'll set up a free on-site visit and get you a real number before you decide anything. Contact us today to schedule your consultation.
A few things come up regularly before someone commits to a project.
Wood fence installation typically starts around $55 per linear foot. The final number depends on materials, style, gate count, and total footage, all confirmed during your free on-site estimate.
Chain link typically starts near $30 per linear foot, with black vinyl-coated costing more than galvanized for its lower-profile look. Your free estimate names the height, gauge, and finish.
In unincorporated Clark County, fences 7 feet or shorter don't need a building permit, and we confirm that threshold is still current before installing anything. If your address falls inside Vancouver city limits, city rules apply instead, and we'll flag that at your consultation.
Yes. Terek Fencing holds active contractor licenses in Washington and Oregon (OR CCB 238620) and is bonded and insured. You're welcome to verify our Washington license directly with L&I.
Chain link keeps costs lower and suits pets, long runs, and property lines, while wood suits yards where privacy and a finished look lead. If chain link is the smarter call for your budget, we'll tell you.
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.
Most residential projects wrap within a few days once we start. Spring and summer book up faster, so reaching out a few weeks ahead gives you the most flexibility on your start window.
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WA# TEREKL*818Q6 | OR# 238620
