Every fence style common to Utah County yards — installed plumb, level, and set in concrete below frost depth.
Vinyl is the workhorse fence of Saratoga Springs, and for good reason: it never needs paint or stain, it shrugs off sprinkler overspray and hard sun, and it matches what most HOAs in the area already require. We install six-foot privacy panels, shorter picket styles for front yards, and two-tone combinations.
The difference between a vinyl fence that lasts and one that leans is underground. We set posts in concrete 30 inches or deeper — below frost depth and deep enough for the wind that comes off Utah Lake — and reinforce gate posts so gates don't sag.
Typical cost: $30–$45 per linear foot installed.
Nothing matches the warmth of real cedar. We build board-on-board and solid privacy styles with steel or pressure-treated posts, screwed rather than nailed rails, and an optional cap rail that sheds water and extends the life of the pickets.
Utah's dry climate is actually kind to cedar — with a coat of stain every few years, a well-built wood fence here lasts 15 to 20 years. We'll walk you through picket grades and post options so you know exactly what you're paying for.
Typical cost: $25–$40 per linear foot installed.
If your lot backs open space, the lake, or a mountain view, a solid privacy fence wastes it. Powder-coated ornamental iron keeps kids and dogs contained without blocking the view, and it's the standard choice around pools, walk-out basements, and rim lots.
Panels are welded steel with a baked-on finish that won't rust out like older wrought iron, and posts are core-drilled or set in concrete depending on the surface.
Typical cost: $40–$60 per linear foot installed.
The most affordable way to enclose a large area: side yards, dog runs, garden enclosures, storage areas, and commercial parcels. Available galvanized or black vinyl-coated, in heights from four to eight feet, with privacy slats if you want to cut down sightlines.
Typical cost: $15–$25 per linear foot installed.
Gates are where cheap fences fail first. Every gate we hang gets reinforced posts, heavy-duty hinges, and a diagonal brace or steel frame so it still swings true after a few Utah winters.
Every gate is quoted as its own line item, so you can add or drop one and see exactly what it changes.
A large share of our work is fencing new builds in Saratoga Springs and Eagle Mountain subdivisions. For builders and general contractors we offer:
Buying a new build yourself? Get on the schedule as soon as your closing date is set and the yard can be fenced before the moving truck arrives.
Blown-out panels and snapped posts after a windstorm off the lake. We match existing materials where we can.
Posts that were set too shallow get pulled and re-set in proper concrete footings below frost depth.
Old fence and concrete footings removed and hauled off as part of your replacement quote.
Not sure whether to repair or replace? Send a photo and we'll give you an honest answer — sometimes three posts and a couple of panels is genuinely all you need. Call or text (801) 346-6552.
Property pins, grade changes, gates, and HOA requirements all confirmed.
Itemized per linear foot within 48 hours, good for 30 days.
Posts in concrete, panels hung after cure, debris hauled away.
Based in Saratoga Springs, we install fencing throughout northern Utah County and the south end of Salt Lake County:
Tell us about your yard — new build or existing home — and you'll have a free on-site measure and a written quote, usually within 48 hours.
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