Local project planning
Fence and deck help shaped around the property
A good proposal should reflect the actual site, including soil and drainage, gates, transitions, removal, material lead times, and any approvals that apply.
Common projects in Hillsboro
Explore every fence and deck serviceVerified planning links
Before work begins in Hillsboro
Confirm the property jurisdiction and review Hillsboro’s permit center before treating a fence or deck as permit-exempt.
Check the local rules
Fence: Hillsboro directs property owners to its permit center for fence permits, placement, and property-development requirements.
Deck: Deck height, attachment, setbacks, structural work, and site conditions determine which building and planning reviews apply.
Verify the contractor
Check the Oregon CCB record yourself before signing. It can show current license status, bond and insurance information, workers’ compensation status, and complaint or disciplinary history.
Check an Oregon CCB licenseLocate utilities before digging
Oregon’s Public Utility Commission says to contact 811 at least two business days before digging. Fence posts and deck footings both count as excavation.
Review Oregon 811 guidanceLinks and summaries reviewed September 2026. Requirements depend on the address and project; confirm the current answer with the authority having jurisdiction.
What makes a useful estimate?
A useful estimate reflects the site rather than only a unit price. Share photos and goals when you can, then expect the contractor to evaluate access, measurements, existing conditions, material choices, removal, site preparation, gates or stairs, finish details, and applicable approvals before finalizing the scope.
Independent local service through one starting point
Oregon Collective helps homeowners begin with one project request. Participating companies remain independent, and the selected contractor handles the property review, recommendation, pricing, agreement, and work directly.