Reliable Commercial Fencing in Seattle, WA 98133 - JC Betan Court Landscaping

Seattle’s wet climate can cause fence posts to rot and lean over time, while hardware often rusts. We address these issues by first assessing the soil and drainage around your posts. For leaning posts, we often replace rotted sections with pressure-treated wood or set new posts in concrete below the frost line. We also use galvanized or stainless steel hardware to prevent rust. If your fence needs weatherproofing, we can apply a sealant to extend its life. Our goal is to restore the fence's stability and appearance without unnecessary replacements.

It starts with a free estimate where we visit your property to discuss your vision, measure the area, and note any site issues like slopes or existing trees. For fence installation, we handle permits if needed, then set posts, attach panels or pickets, and add gates. For landscape design, we create a plan that might include patios, walkways, or plant beds. We then install irrigation, plant shrubs or trees, and lay sod or mulch. Throughout the project, we keep you updated so there are no surprises.

Yes. Many older Seattle neighborhoods have tight side yards or limited truck access. We’re used to working in confined spaces. For fence repair, we bring only the tools needed and can dismantle sections by hand if necessary. We also work around existing landscaping. Whether it’s a 6-foot privacy fence in a Queen Anne backyard or a short decorative fence in a Capitol Hill townhome, we adapt our approach to get the job done cleanly.