Tualatin Metal Fence Specialists

Metal Fences
in Tualatin, OR

5.0

Google Rating

1500+

Railings Installed

100%

Licensed & Bonded

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About

Fencing Built for Tualatin Back Yards

Tualatin yards get used. Kids, dogs, and a back gate that opens a dozen times a day are the normal brief here, so a fence has to look right from the patio and still take that kind of daily traffic for years. 

We fabricate custom fences in our own shop, install prefab horizontal slat systems, and offer vertical fencing custom or prefab, then powder-coat to your home’s colors rather than a catalog swatch.

We build our Tualatin metal fences together with Fences & Gates Pro, pairing their fencing experience with the fabrication and finishing we do in our own shop.

What We Build

Three Fence Builds for Tualatin Properties

Each build serves a different Tualatin property, and together they cover the city.

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Custom Fabricated Fences

For a lot backing onto the greenbelt, a Stafford-area acreage line, or a design that has to match a specific elevation, custom fabrication in steel or aluminum gives us full control of height, spacing, and detail.

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Prefab Horizontal Slat Fences

Prefab horizontal slat panels suit Tualatin’s 1990s neighborhoods and newer builds: consistent factory panels, quicker to install across a long back line, and clean enough to modernize a dated yard.

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Vertical Fences, Custom or Prefab

The upright profile that suits the established streets in Ibach and Byrom, fabricated to an exact line where the yard demands it, or installed as quality prefab vertical panels.

Slat Materials

Slat Materials: Aluminum and Steel, or Composite

What the slat is made of decides how the whole fence reads, so we build it two ways.

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Aluminum and Steel Slat Fences

Aluminum keeps a slat fence rust-free and low-maintenance through wet Oregon winters, and it stays light enough that a long back run is straightforward. Steel steps in where strength or a heavier profile is wanted. Powder-coats run from matte black to bronze and wood tones.

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Composite Slat Fences

Composite slats pair a metal frame with wood-look boards that never need staining, which is the point in a yard where a cedar fence would otherwise be repainted every few years.

Privacy Levels

Privacy From Full Screening to Open and Architectural

How much a fence screens is a choice, not a fixed feature of the product.

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Privacy

Tight slat spacing closes off a back yard or hot tub area completely, which is the most common request on Tualatin’s family lots.

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Semi Privacy

An even gap screens the direct view from the street or the neighbor while keeping the yard bright, a practical middle setting for a household that lives outside.

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Open & Architectural

A wide, even gap makes the fence read as architecture instead of screening, and on a greenbelt or river-adjacent lot it keeps the trees in view instead of blocking them.

Laser Cut Panels

Custom Laser Cut Panels for Tualatin Fences

For something past a standard picket or slat, we laser cut custom metal panels, so a Tualatin fence can carry a geometric screen or privacy insert drawn for that property. Cut in our own shop, they integrate into both custom fabricated fences and prefab runs, giving a yard a one-off detail on an efficient base.

We deliver this fencing together with Fences & Gates Pro, pairing their fence experience with our fabrication and laser cutting.

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Neighborhoods

Where We Fence in Tualatin

From Ibach and Byrom to Riverpark, Tualatin Commons, and the Stafford countryside, we build each fence to the home, the lot, and the neighborhood.

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Communities and New Builds

Working With Tualatin Associations and New Builds

A number of Tualatin neighborhoods keep written standards for fence height, style, and material, and some review exterior changes before work begins. We prepare the drawings and samples the association asks for so approval is straightforward.

With new construction we coordinate directly with the builder so the fence is part of the exterior package rather than a later addition.

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Get a Free Quote

Tell us about your fence project in Tualatin and we will put together a free quote.

Showroom

Visit Our Showroom in Kent

Mon – Fri — 9:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday — By Appointment
Sunday — CLOSED
Mon – Fri — 9:00am – 6:00pm / Saturday — By Appointment / Sunday — CLOSED

Our Kent showroom is a short drive south of Bellevue. Come see modern, ornamental, glass, and cable railings in person, compare metal finishes and top-rail options, and look over completed projects before you decide on a direction for your home.

 

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How It Works

From First Call to Finished Railing

We keep the process simple. Here is what an metal fences project in Tualatin looks like from start to finish.

1

Request a Quote

Tell us about your project and share photos, dimensions, or inspiration if available.

2

Consultation

We review your goals, style preferences, layout, and material options in detail.

3

Site Measurement

Our team visits the site to take precise measurements.

4

Design

We create custom railing drawings for your space, style, and requirements.

5

Fabrication

Your railing is fabricated using high-quality materials with close attention to fit and finish.

6

Installation

We install the railing carefully on site and make sure every detail is completed properly.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends how we space the slats. Tight spacing gives full seclusion. A small consistent gap covers most sightlines without darkening the yard. Wide spacing becomes a design line instead of a screen.


Yes. Several Tualatin communities set standards for fence height, style, or material, and we supply the drawings and finish samples so the review clears cleanly.

Yes, and we build them in the same shop at the same time. Matching the gate to the fence in profile, spacing, and finish is what keeps the whole run reading as one piece rather than a fence with a gate added to it.

Both work when finished properly. Aluminum cannot rust and stays light, which suits a long back run. Steel is stronger and carries ornamental detail better. We weigh the two against your design and how much traffic the line sees.

It holds up better than most alternatives. Powder-coated aluminum and steel have nothing to splinter or repaint, the panels stay rigid, and a properly hung gate keeps closing squarely after years of daily use. That is a fair part of why people here move away from wood.