Serving the Treasure Valley
Fence Company in Boise That Works Around Canals, Wind, and Fast-Growing Subdivisions
Irrigation easements, valley wind, and HOA design rules in the new builds. We check all three before we quote so the fence gets built once.
- Free on-site estimate with a written number
- Permits, utility locates, and HOA submittals handled
- Old fence removal and haul-off included
- Posts set to depth for local soil and frost
- Gates built square with adjustable hardware
- Written workmanship warranty
The Treasure Valley has a fencing constraint most markets do not: irrigation. Canal and lateral easements run through a surprising number of yards here, and the district that controls them can require access clearance or removal of anything built inside the easement. We check for one before we quote, because the most expensive fence is the one you have to take back down.
Second constraint is wind. Long open runs in the newer Meridian, Star, and Kuna subdivisions catch valley wind with nothing to break it, and standard post spacing is not always enough.
What we build in Boise
Wood Privacy Fence
Six foot cedar or treated pine privacy, posts set to depth, gates that still swing right in year five.
Vinyl Fence
Heavy-wall vinyl with steel-reinforced gate posts. No sealing, no staining, no repaint cycle.
Aluminum Fence
Powder-coated aluminum that will not rust, rackable for slope, and open enough to keep the view.
Chain Link Fence
The lowest cost per foot we build, installed fast, sized from four feet to eight feet.
Fence Repair and Replacement
Leaning posts, storm damage, sagging gates. We give you an honest call on repair versus replace.
What Boise homeowners say
Read the reviewsHeartwood fencing did a great job on my fence and gate. Kirk came out and quoted me a reasonable price. They installed a cedar dog ear privacy fence and a gate for me. I am more than happy with the job.
Excellent service and timely. Quote was the best we received, and no wait time to get our fence repaired. I am going to refer our neighbors, and we would happily do business with them again.
Very reliable and professional. Took only one day to install our fence on a steep hillside. Did a remarkable job installing and cleaning up.
Recent work
Irrigation easements come first
Before a post hole gets dug we identify any canal, lateral, or drain easement crossing the property and confirm the clearance the district requires. Sometimes that shifts the fence line a few feet. It is a far better outcome than a removal notice a year later.
Wind, dry heat, and new-build HOAs
Dry summers and cold winters are hard on wood finish, and valley wind is hard on any solid panel. We tighten post spacing on exposed runs and set below frost depth. In the newer subdivisions we also read the covenant first, because many of them specify height, material, and stain color down to the shade.
What to build in the Treasure Valley
- Wood privacy is the regional standard and the most common covenant-approved look in the newer neighborhoods.
- Vinyl removes the maintenance cycle entirely and handles the dry heat without graying.
- Aluminum is the pick along canals and open space where you want to keep the view.
- Chain link covers acreage, dog runs, and rural property lines out toward Kuna and Caldwell.
Local crews and a written warranty
Our Boise crews are staffed locally, and the workmanship warranty is on paper before we start.
How it works
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Walk the line with us
We meet you at the property, walk the fence line, mark the corners, and talk through height, style, and gate placement. You get a written number before we leave or the same day.
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We handle permits and locates
Utility locates, permit paperwork, and HOA submittals are on us. We confirm the property line with your plat so the fence lands where it belongs.
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Build, inspect, and warranty
Our crew sets posts, hangs panels, and hauls off the debris. We walk the finished line with you and back the work in writing.
Where we work near the Treasure Valley
Boise · Meridian · Nampa · Eagle · Star · Kuna · Caldwell · Garden City
Common questions
- What if a canal or irrigation easement crosses my yard?
- We identify it before quoting and confirm the clearance the district requires. Sometimes the fence line shifts a few feet, which is better than a removal notice later.
- Does valley wind damage fences?
- It does on long exposed runs with standard post spacing. We tighten spacing where the run is unprotected.
- Will you follow my subdivision's design rules?
- Yes. We read the covenant first and quote a compliant build, including stain color where the HOA specifies one.
- How deep are posts set here?
- Below frost depth, with gravel at the base for drainage. Treasure Valley winters lift anything set shallow.
Ready for a fence you will not think about again?
Free on-site estimates across the Treasure Valley and the surrounding area.
(208) 609-9213