Failing Fence Replaced With Cedar in Eugene, Oregon
A fence leaning in three places, pulled out and rebuilt in cedar with posts set deep in concrete and plumbed one at a time.
Cedar, hog panel and privacy fencing built around Eugene, Springfield, Veneta and the rest of Lane County — new runs, replacements for fences that have started to lean, and gates that still latch in five years.
Every one of these projects comes back to the posts. Depth, spacing, and whether they are wood or steel decide whether a fence stays plumb, and they are the part nobody sees.
Cedar Privacy Fence on Steel Posts in Eugene, Oregon
A full backyard perimeter in cedar, built on steel posts and stepped down the grade so the top line stays deliberate.
Hog Panel Fence on a Wooded Lot in Florence, Oregon
Welded wire panels in a wood frame — a real boundary on a wooded lot that leaves every sight line through the trees open.
Cedar Fence with Walk and Drive Gates in Coburg, Oregon
A walk gate and a double drive gate in cedar, hung on oversized posts so they still swing true years later.