by Chris Marquand | Mar 28, 2010 | Cedar Fences
Recycled double gates This customer’s husband had taken on the task of building a 12′ gate the previous year. The problem was that it sagged and didn’t open easily. So we were hired to fix it. We dismantled it completely and rebuilt a double gate...
by Chris Marquand | Mar 23, 2010 | Cedar Fences
Here we have a custom design that uses two different sizes of fence boards to create an artistic look. Also, instead of going around this tree or removing it, we accentuated the interaction of the tree and fence for a very creative flourish to this custom fence....
by Chris Marquand | Mar 16, 2010 | Cedar Fences
Here is a nice picture frame fence we built in Lake Oswego. It has all pressure treated framing, six foot centers on the back side posts, cedar trim across the top and bottom of the face, true 3/4″ Western red cedar fence boards, and a cedar 2×4 cap across...
by Chris Marquand | Dec 20, 2009 | Cedar Fences
by Chris Marquand | Dec 19, 2009 | Cedar Fences
This was a custom cedar lattice top fence we built. It was designed to match the existing fence not pictured here. The fence is a little taller than normal with a shorter section of lattice at the top than typical. It also has cedar post caps on the pressure treated...
by Chris Marquand | Dec 19, 2009 | Cedar Fences
Here is a five foot tall cedar Good Neighbor fence. This is a popular style of fence because the fence boards are staggered on each side of the fence rail so that both neighbor’s see the same thing. The down side to this fence is that it doesn’t provide...
