CedarCedar privacy, Maple Ridge
180 feet of board-on-board cedar with a lattice-top accent and a matching walk gate.
Free instant linear-foot estimate
Cedar, steel, vinyl & chain linkFencing built to be lived behind.
A real linear-foot number before a salesperson ever knocks. Cedar privacy, ornamental steel, vinyl and automated gates, installed across the Tulsa metro by a crew that treats the grain like it matters.
Trusted along the fence line
Licensed & InsuredFree On-Site Estimates1-Year Workmanship WarrantyFinancing AvailableServing Tulsa Since 2009
What we build
All services Fence, gate and everything between.
One crew from the first post-hole to the last gate swing. No subcontracted post crew that never comes back.
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Cedar privacy fencing
Board-on-board and stockade cedar built to weather to a silver-grey or hold a warm stain, on posts set in concrete below the frost line.
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Ornamental steel & aluminum
Powder-coated pickets for front yards, pool codes and estate lines, with a lifetime finish that shrugs off Oklahoma summers.
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Vinyl fencing
Low-maintenance panels that rinse clean, in privacy, semi-private and picket styles.
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Chain link
Galvanized and black-vinyl-coated runs for pets, security and budget-minded yards, dog kennels and light-commercial lots.
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Automated & custom gates
Single, double and rolling gates with keypad, remote and smartphone openers, matched to your fence line.
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Repairs & storm damage
Leaning posts, blown-down panels and gate sag fixed fast, most single-panel repairs handled in one visit.
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The difference
The material is the whole sell.
Most fence companies pour a price over the phone and hope. We start with the material, the span, and the way the grain will weather over ten years.
Cedar that is stained and sealed on schedule silvers gracefully instead of graying out. Steel that is powder-coated, not just painted, shrugs off an Oklahoma summer. We build for the yard you will still love a decade from now, and we set every post in concrete below the frost line so it stays that way.
1,400+
Fences installed
Across the Tulsa metro
15
Years in the ground
Local since 2009
9
Counties served
Tulsa and the surrounds
1
Year workmanship warranty
On every install
Compare materials
Privacy, lifespan and budget at a glance.
Four ways to fence a yard, and the honest tradeoffs between them. The right answer is the one that fits your property line and your patience for maintenance.
| Material | Privacy | Lifespan | Maintenance | Relative cost | Best for |
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| Cedar privacy | Full | 15 to 20 years | Seal every 2 to 3 years | $$ | Back-yard privacy with warmth |
| Ornamental steel | Open view | 30+ years | Low, occasional touch-up | $$$ | Front yards, pools, curb appeal |
| Vinyl | Full or semi | 20 to 30 years | Rinse only | $$ | Set-it-and-forget-it privacy |
| Chain link | None | 15 to 20 years | Very low | $ | Pets, security, budget runs |
Selected work
Full gallery Recent installs.
Every yard on this page is ours. No stock catalog shots.
Cedar
SteelOrnamental steel, South Lewis
Black powder-coated steel along a pool line, code-compliant and self-closing.
OrnamentalEstate front line, Bixby
A clean white estate fence set behind a boxwood hedge for curb appeal without the wall.
GateLattice-top gate, Owasso
A cedar privacy run finished with a lattice-top and a wide drive gate for the RV.
ModernBackyard slat fence, Jenks
A modern horizontal-slat cedar fence framing raised beds and a patio.
SteelSteel garden border, Midtown
A low ornamental steel border that keeps the dogs in and the view open.
Homeowner word
Trusted along the fence line.
The online estimate was within fifty dollars of the final price. No pressure, no games. The cedar looks incredible.
They pulled our HOA approval and the permit so we didn't have to chase anything. Crew was clean and done in two days.
Posts are set in concrete and dead plumb. Five winters later it hasn't budged. Worth every penny.
How it works
From estimate to walkthrough.
Six stages, every job, no surprises.
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Get your instant estimate
Use the linear-foot estimator for a real range, or send us your property line for a same-day ballpark.
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Free on-site walkthrough
We measure the run, check grade and setbacks, and bring physical material samples to your yard.
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HOA & permit handling
We prepare the HOA submission and pull the city permit so a missed setback never becomes your problem.
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Post setting
Posts go in concrete below the frost line, spaced and braced before a single panel is hung.
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Panels, gates & hardware
Panels, gates and self-closing hardware go up level, then we sweep the site clean.
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Final walkthrough
We walk the finished line with you, confirm gate swing and hand over your 1-year workmanship warranty.
Tulsa metro
A crew that treats the grain like it matters.
Common questions.
How much does a fence cost in Tulsa?
Most residential cedar privacy fences run about $28 to $45 per linear foot installed, ornamental steel $32 to $55, vinyl $30 to $50, and chain link $12 to $22. Use the estimator on our estimate page for a range on your exact footage, then we confirm the number on site.
Do you handle the HOA approval and permit?
Yes. We prepare the HOA architectural submission and pull the city or county permit as part of the job, so setbacks, height limits and approved colors are handled before we set a post.
How long does an install take?
A typical back-yard fence is set and hung in two to three days once posts have cured. We give you a real timeline at the walkthrough, not a guess.
What warranty do you offer?
Every install carries a 1-year workmanship warranty. Manufacturer warranties on steel, vinyl and hardware run longer and we register them for you.
Do you repair existing fences?
We do. Leaning posts, blown-down panels, sagging gates and storm damage are our bread and butter, and most single-panel repairs are handled in one visit.
Start a project
Have a yard in mind?
Tell us the property line and the look you want. We will bring samples and a real number, HOA and permit included.
