In business since 1997
fence installation
Keep pets in, predators out, and boost curb appeal.
Fence quote from your couch
Upload a Video
This is our easiest and fastest way to get an estimate. Simply submit a video outlining your project, and one of our estimators will get you an estimate within 24 hours except on weekends.
Video Call
For a quick quote with face-to-face communication, schedule a video call with one of our estimators who will review your project and provide an estimate.
On-site
Prefer a classic experience? An estimator can visit your home to review the project in-person.
Wood vs Steel
Pressure-treated wood posts or steel posts? In the video above, Leif shares our professional opinion on when to choose wood or steel fence posts for your project.
Wood vs Vinyl
Can’t decide between a wood or vinyl fence? In this video, we break down the pros and cons of each, covering cost, maintenance, appearance, and longevity.
Vinyl Fences
Thinking about a vinyl fence? Get practical tips on maintenance, cost, and color options, plus how to choose the best vinyl fence for your needs. Get clear advice on how to approach your vinyl fencing project.
Fence calculator
Get an instant ballpark quote for your fence using Cascade Fence & Deck’s Fence Calculator. Search your address, draw your fence, pick a style, get a price range.
No form submissions or unnecessary phone calls. Get your price range now.
our fence process
step 1
Easy and Painless Virtual Estimate
We can measure and quote using our technology and send you a detailed proposal.
step 2
Fence Installation
Installations typically take 1-3 days.
step 3
Yard Secured
You can rest easy knowing that your family, pets, and belongings are safe and sound.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ornamental steel fences are highly durable, withstanding significant force. Vinyl fences excel in rainy weather.
Our fences feature steel inserts in the rails, with optional steel reinforcement in the posts. Wood fences can also be strong when combined with steel posts, stainless steel fasteners, and three rails.
-For jumpers we recommend having 3 rails so there is extra support if they jump on the fence.
-For dogs that dig install 6-12" of wire under the fence to stop them from getting through.
-For dogs that bark install knot free overlapping fence boards to combat gaps and peep holes.
-For large dogs we recommend steel posts that will never snap.