Deck & Fence Builder in Clackamas, OR

Colonial Decks and Fences is just a couple of miles from Clackamas, building decks, fences and railings for homeowners across the area.

From replacing a worn-out fence to adding a composite deck that won’t need yearly staining, we’ll give you honest advice on materials and a detailed quote with no surprises.

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Why Clackamas homeowners choose us

  • Close by: about 2 miles from our yard in the 97267 area.
  • Licensed, bonded & insured: Oregon CCB #175516
  • Family-owned since 2007, BBB Accredited
  • 5.0 ★ on Google from 12 reviews
  • Free on-site consultation and a detailed written quote

What we build in Clackamas

  • Decks: cedar, hardwood and composite decks, plus deck replacements and new stairs and railings.
  • Fences: cedar privacy fences, horizontal-board fences and good-neighbor fences, plus fence replacement.
  • Railings: wood, metal-baluster and cable railings for decks, porches and stairs.
  • Arbors and trellises: garden entries, gate arbors and pergola-style deck covers.

We work across Clackamas, including the neighborhoods around Clackamas Town Center, Sunnyside Road and the Clackamas River.

Clackamas fence & deck rules at a glance

Clackamas is an unincorporated community, so Clackamas County rules apply:

  • Under Oregon’s building code, a deck more than 30 inches above grade needs a permit.
  • An uncovered deck 30 inches or lower can generally sit 10 feet from the front and rear lot lines and 3 feet from the side lines, unless the zone allows less.
  • Near road intersections, the county limits sight-blocking structures over 30 inches tall within a 20-foot radius of the lot corner.
  • Fence height limits depend on your zone, and we confirm them with Clackamas County before building.

Rules change, and lot-specific conditions apply. We confirm the current requirements for your property before we build, and handle the permit when one is needed. Sources: Clackamas County: Deck setback guidance · Clackamas County ZDO 903.

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Clackamas deck & fence FAQ

Is Clackamas covered by a city’s permit rules?

No. Clackamas is unincorporated, so Clackamas County handles zoning and building permits. We check the rules for your lot.

Do you replace old fences?

Yes. We remove and haul away the old fence, then build the new one, often reusing the same line so neighbors aren’t disrupted for long.

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