Ash Painting builds new wood fences for homes in Bend, La Pine, Sisters and Sunriver. We can tear out and haul away an old fence, build the new one, and stain or paint it once it is up, so the whole project is handled by one Central Oregon company.
Central Oregon Fence Builder
Whether your fence is leaning, rotting or missing boards, or you need a fence where there has never been one, Ash Painting can take the project from start to finish.
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Does It Snow in Central Oregon?
Yes. Central Oregon gets cold winters with snow, and a fence here also has to handle strong summer sun and wind. Those conditions shape how a fence should be built.
Posts need to be set deep enough and firmly enough that freezing ground does not push them out of line.
Snow piled along a fence keeps the lower boards wet, so bottom clearance and a protective finish matter.
Untreated wood turns gray and can split or warp, which is why we offer staining or sealing after the build.
Solid privacy fences catch more wind, so post spacing and bracing need to suit the style and height.
Build and Finish
Because Ash Painting is a painting company as well as a builder, your new fence does not need a second contractor for the finish. Once the fence is built, we can stain, seal or paint it so it matches your home and holds up better in the sun.
Only need an existing fence refreshed? See deck and fence staining under our painting services.
Your Guide to Fence Building in Central Oregon
A little planning up front avoids delays once the project starts. Here is what to sort out before a new fence goes in.
Confirm where your line is, using your plat map or a survey if the boundary is unclear, and talk with neighbors about a shared fence.
Height limits and setbacks can differ between front and back yards. Check with the City of Bend or Deschutes County, depending on where you live.
Many Central Oregon neighborhoods, including resort communities, have rules on fence style, height and color. Get approval first.
Oregon law requires notifying the utility locate service before you dig. Calling 811 gets underground lines marked before post holes go in.
Privacy, pets, gardens or a property line all point to different heights and board spacing. Tell us what the fence needs to do.
Decide whether you want the new fence stained, sealed or painted, so it can be finished soon after it is built.
Why Ash Painting
Based in La Pine and building fences for the same climate we work in every day.
We can tear out and haul away your old fence as part of the same project.
Staining, sealing or painting available as soon as the fence is up.
Your estimate is based on your fence length, style, gates and site.
Partner With Our Local Crew in Central Oregon
Two recent Google reviews from Bend customers describe fence projects in their own words:
Cori and his friendly team tore down, hauled away and built a new fence for us in Bend!!! They were very safe, knowledgeable and worked very quickly and quietly. They also treated our property with great respect and care.
Joey Serrapede, Google reviewCori and his crew came out to Bend to build us a pergola and paint our fence.
Sarah D, Google review
Where We Build
New fences, removal and staining are available in each town we serve.
Fence FAQ
What Central Oregon homeowners ask before a new fence goes in.
Yes. Ash Painting builds new wood fences for homes in Bend, La Pine, Sisters, Sunriver and nearby Central Oregon communities, and can stain or paint them once they are built.
Yes. We can tear out and haul away your existing fence as part of the project before building the new one.
It depends on the fence height and where you live. Rules differ between the City of Bend, other cities and unincorporated Deschutes County, and front yards often have lower height limits than back yards. Check with your city or county, and with your HOA if you have one, before the project starts.
Yes. Oregon law requires notifying the utility locate service before digging, and calling 811 gets underground utility lines marked so post holes can be dug safely.
Staining or sealing helps protect wood from Central Oregon's strong sun and dry air, which can turn untreated boards gray and cause splitting. Follow the stain manufacturer's guidance on when new wood is ready, and ask us about adding the finish to your fence project.
Based in La Pine, Oregon, and working across Central Oregon.
Mon to Fri 8 am to 6 pm, Sat 8 am to 12 pm
Fence removal, building and staining across Central Oregon.