Cedar Fences & Decks in Kitsap County, WA
Smokey's Handyman LLC builds custom cedar fences and decks for homeowners throughout Kitsap County & King County, WA. We use quality cedar that holds up in Pacific Northwest weather - built to last, built to look good.
Quality Cedar Work Built for the PNW
Cedar is the natural choice for fences and decks in the Pacific Northwest. It resists moisture, handles the wet winters, and looks beautiful in any yard. We use properly dried cedar and build with the right fasteners and footings so your project lasts for years, not months.
Whether you need a full privacy fence around your property, a simple picket fence, or a new deck to enjoy the summer sun - we handle the entire job from post setting to final finishing.
What We Build:
- Cedar Privacy Fences: Full 6ft privacy fencing with proper post footings and clean board-on-board or flat panel style.
- Picket Fences: Classic and decorative picket fencing for front yards and garden borders.
- New Deck Construction: Ground-level and elevated decks with proper framing, ledger attachment, and railings.
- Deck Repairs: Replacing rotted boards, repairing railings, re-securing loose posts, and refinishing worn decks.
- Fence Repairs: Replacing broken posts, damaged sections, and sagging gates.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a cedar fence last in Washington state?
A well-built cedar fence in the Pacific Northwest typically lasts 15 to 20 years with proper installation and periodic sealing or staining. Cedar naturally resists rot and insects better than most other woods.
Do I need a permit for a fence or deck in Kitsap County, WA?
Permits depend on height, size, and location. Fences under 6ft generally don't require a permit in most Kitsap County cities. Decks over 30 inches from the ground or above a certain square footage may require a permit. We can advise you during the estimate.
What is the best type of cedar for decks in the PNW?
We typically use Western Red Cedar for decks and fences - it's naturally durable, lightweight, and handles moisture well. We also use pressure-treated lumber for posts and structural framing that stays in the ground.
Can you match my existing fence style?
Yes. We can match board size, spacing, and height so new sections blend with existing fencing. We'll assess the existing structure during our estimate.