Our Central Oregon Service Areas

Fences from the forest around La Pine to the open land around Terrebonne.

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Central Oregon looks like one place on a map, but the weather and the ground change a lot in a short drive. La Pine gets deeper snow than Bend. Redmond and Terrebonne get more wind. Sisters and Sunriver sit under tall pines that keep fences shaded and damp, and Prineville bakes in summer heat down in the Crooked River valley. Each of those changes how a fence should be built and how long it lasts. Pick your town below to see what we run into there and how we handle it.

Bend

Older homes near the river, newer lots in Northwest Crossing, and fences climbing the slopes of the buttes.

Redmond

Drier and windier than Bend, with plenty of fences hitting the age where posts start to lean.

Sisters

Heavier snow, ponderosa shade, and long fence runs on bigger lots.

Sunriver

Vacation homes, wildlife, and Sunriver Owners Association design rules.

La Pine

Higher elevation, deep snow, and frost that pushes posts out of line.

Tumalo

Horse properties, irrigation ditches, and fences built around the mountain view.

Prineville

Hot summers, cold winters, and rural fencing outside town.

Terrebonne

Rocky ground, open wind, and acreage near Smith Rock.