Fence Contractor in Bothell, WA
New Ridge Fencing has served Bothell homeowners and businesses for over 11 years. Family-owned, based just 10 minutes away in Woodinville, and licensed and bonded through WA State L&I. Bothell spans both King and Snohomish Counties — and we know it well.
Bothell spans both King and Snohomish Counties, it’s growing fast, and the range of properties here is wider than most people expect. From master-planned subdivisions to rural acreage and the Canyon Park commercial corridor — we’ve worked across all of it.
Fence Installation & Repair in Bothell
We install and repair all major fence styles for Bothell residents and commercial property owners — residential and commercial alike.
Wood & Cedar Fencing
Privacy fences, dog-ear panels, and custom cedar builds suited to Bothell’s family neighborhoods.
→ 02Vinyl Fencing
Low-maintenance PVC for Bothell’s master-planned communities and HOA neighborhoods.
→ 03Chain Link Fencing
Residential and commercial chain link for yards, job sites, and perimeters.
→ 04Ornamental & Wrought Iron
Decorative iron and steel for entries, commercial fronts, and upscale residential.
→ 05Split Rail Fencing
Open property-line fencing for Bothell’s larger Snohomish County lots.
→ 06Hog Wire Fencing
Strong, open-panel fencing popular with Bothell families with dogs.
→ 07Privacy Fencing
Full-height enclosures for backyard privacy in Bothell’s denser neighborhoods.
→ 08Gate Installation
Driveway and pedestrian gates, manual and automatic.
→ 09Commercial Fencing
Security perimeters, parking lots, and business park fencing in the Canyon Park corridor.
→ 10Fence Repair
Post replacement, storm damage repair, panel replacement, gate adjustments.
→Why Bothell Homeowners Choose Us
Bothell surprises people with how varied it is. Drive from the Kenmore border up through Canyon Park and into the Snohomish County portion, and you pass through completely different neighborhoods with completely different fencing needs. We’ve worked across all of them.
Get Your Free EstimateMaster-Planned Communities
Wellington, Fitzgerald and similar east-side neighborhoods have active HOAs and lots of families. We’ve done a lot of first-fence work here — six-foot cedar or vinyl, self-latching gate, done in a day or two.
Canyon Park Commercial
Bothell’s commercial hub along 228th St SW — office parks, medical, warehouse, retail. Security perimeters, parking lot chain link, dumpster enclosures, and access gates. We’re equipped for it.
North Bothell & Rural Lots
The Snohomish County side has larger, hillier, more rural-character lots — some close to an acre. Split rail and hog wire work well for perimeter definition and keeping animals in or out.
Downtown & New Construction
Main Street’s revitalization brings infill builds, retaining wall fencing, and commercial refreshes. UW Bothell’s rental housing means property managers come to us for durable chain link and vinyl.
Best Fence Options for Bothell Properties
Bothell’s property diversity means there’s rarely one universal answer. Here’s how we approach the most common scenarios.
HOA Neighborhoods
Wellington, Fitzgerald, Canyon Park residential — cedar privacy fencing is most common, vinyl a strong second. Both can meet typical HOA height and style requirements. Bring the relevant section of your CC&Rs to the estimate and we’ll quickly identify what will and won’t be approved.
Families with Dogs
Our single most common Bothell request. A six-foot cedar privacy fence keeps most dogs in reliably. For larger or more athletic dogs, we increase post depth and set them in concrete. Hog wire panels in a wood frame let you see into the yard while keeping the dog contained.
Larger North Bothell Lots
Split rail is a clean, cost-effective way to define a property line on a big parcel without a full privacy fence along every edge. For actual containment, hog wire or a split rail and wire combination gives you both the open look and the functional barrier.
Canyon Park Commercial
Chain link with privacy slats is the workhorse of commercial perimeter fencing — durable, affordable, damage-resistant. For business park entries and street-facing frontages where appearance matters, ornamental iron or steel gives a more professional look and holds up just as long.
Bothell Fence Contractor FAQ
Do you serve Bothell, WA?
Yes — both sides of it. Bothell straddles King and Snohomish Counties, and we’re licensed to work in both. We serve the full city including south Bothell near the Kenmore border, the Canyon Park commercial corridor, the master-planned residential communities on Bothell’s east side, and the larger rural properties in the Snohomish County portion of the city. We’re based in Woodinville, about 10 minutes away, and we have crews in this area regularly.
Do you handle commercial fencing in Bothell’s Canyon Park area?
Yes. We work with business owners, property managers, and commercial developers throughout the Canyon Park corridor. Common commercial projects include chain link security perimeters, parking lot fencing, dumpster enclosures, and gated access points. We’re familiar with the commercial zoning in that area and can help you understand what permits are typically required. Call us to discuss your project — commercial jobs are always custom-quoted based on scope.
My Bothell backyard is on a slope. Does that affect the installation?
Yes, and it’s something we plan for in the estimate. Sloped yards are handled one of two ways: racking (where fence panels follow the slope of the ground) or stepping (where panels are installed level in steps following the grade changes). The right approach depends on how steep the slope is, what kind of fence you’re installing, and your aesthetic preference. We’ll walk the yard with you and explain both options before we write the quote.
Get Your Free Fence Estimate in Bothell
We’ve been installing and repairing fences across the greater Bothell area for over 11 years. Every project gets our full attention — from the first estimate to the final walkthrough.
Family-owned fence contractor serving Bothell, Woodinville, Kirkland, and all of King & Snohomish County, WA.