Licensed Fencing in Weiser, ID

A standard residential fence of 100 to 200 linear feet typically takes 2 to 4 days to install. Factors that extend the timeline include rocky soil, slope grading, permit delays, and custom gate fabrication. Large commercial projects may take several weeks.

Wrought iron and aluminum fences can last 50 years or more with minimal maintenance. Vinyl fencing typically lasts 20 to 30 years. Pressure-treated wood fences last 15 to 20 years with proper staining and maintenance. Cedar fences offer natural rot resistance and last 15 to 25 years.

Most municipalities require permits for new fence installations, especially for fences over a certain height (typically 6 feet). Pool enclosure fences almost always require permits and inspections. Your contractor should handle permit applications as part of the project.

The general rule is one-third of the total post length should be underground. For a 6-foot fence with an 8-foot post, that means about 2 feet of burial depth. In regions with deep frost lines, posts may need to be set 36 to 42 inches deep to prevent heaving.

Yes. Installing a fence on a neighbor's property can result in legal disputes and forced removal at your expense. A professional survey costs a fraction of the fence project and provides definitive property line documentation. Some municipalities require surveys for fence permits.