OUR WORK
BOARD FENCE INSTALLATION
CENTRAL OREGON
BOARD FENCE
BUILT FOR WORKING PROPERTIES AND HIGH DESERT WEATHER
Board fence is one of the most versatile and time-tested fencing options for Central Oregon properties. All Aspects Fencing installs board fence for ranches, horse properties, livestock operations, and acreage throughout the region, from large pasture enclosures to smaller paddocks and property boundary runs.
What makes board fence work in Central Oregon is simple construction that holds up well in freeze-thaw conditions, high UV exposure, and variable terrain. Posts are set in concrete to the correct depth for the soil and frost conditions of the specific site. Boards are installed straight and tight, with spacing and board count configured for the animals or use case at hand.
All Aspects Fencing owner Jake Robinson grew up building and repairing board fence on a working ranch. This isn’t just a service we offer, it’s work we understand from the inside out. Every board fence we install is built to the same standard we’d want on our own property
PROJECT GALLERY
BOARD FENCE PROJECTS
WHY ALL ASPECTS FENCING
Board Fence Built the Right Way
RANCH BACKGROUND
Jake Robinson grew up building fence on a working ranch. Board fence is something he built before he turned it into a business — that experience shows in every project.
POSTS SET TO LAST
Posts are set in concrete, at the correct depth for Central Oregon’s freeze-thaw soil conditions. A straight fence starts with a post that won’t move in five years.
QUALITY MATERIALS
We use quality lumber selected for straightness and durability. Material choices are explained upfront so you understand what you’re getting and why.
WHY ALL ASPECTS FENCING
Board Fence Built the Right Way
RANCH BACKGROUND
Jake Robinson grew up building fence on a working ranch. Board fence is something he built before he turned it into a business — that experience shows in every project.
POSTS SET TO LAST
Posts are set in concrete, at the correct depth for Central Oregon’s freeze-thaw soil conditions. A straight fence starts with a post that won’t move in five years.
QUALITY MATERIALS
We use quality lumber selected for straightness and durability. Material choices are explained upfront so you understand what you’re getting and why.
COMMON QUESTIONS
BOARD FENCE FAQS
A properly installed board fence in Central Oregon typically lasts 15-25 years or more, depending on the wood species, post treatment, and how well it’s maintained. Posts set in concrete with the correct depth for local frost conditions are the biggest factor in long-term performance. Boards can be replaced individually as they wear, which extends the life of the overall fence significantly.
Douglas fir is the most common board fence lumber in Central Oregon. It’s locally available, strong, and holds up well in the high desert climate. Posts are typically pressure-treated pine or fir for ground contact. We’ll walk you through material options and tradeoffs during the estimate process so you can make an informed decision for your specific property.
Two, three, or four boards are standard depending on the application. Two-board fence works well for cattle and open pasture perimeters. Three-board is common for horses and general livestock. Four-board provides tighter containment and a more finished appearance, and is often used near barns, paddocks, or high-visibility areas like driveways. We’ll recommend the right configuration based on what you’re containing and how the fence will be used.
Board fence uses dimensional lumber (flat boards) attached to round or square posts. It’s the classic painted or stained look you see on horse farms and ranches. Pole fence (also called rail fence) uses round peeled logs for both the posts and rails, giving it a more rustic, natural appearance. Board fence tends to offer more flexibility in board count and spacing, while pole fence has a more traditional aesthetic. Both are excellent options for Central Oregon properties. The right choice depends on use, aesthetics, and budget.
Both. All Aspects Fencing installs board fence for ranches, farms, and agricultural operations as well as residential acreage properties and rural homes. Whether you need a few hundred feet of pasture fence or a full property boundary on a 20-acre lot, we can help. Contact us for a free estimate. We’ll come out, look at the site, and give you a clear picture of what the project involves.
REQUEST A FREE ESTIMATE
READY TO GET STARTED ON YOUR BOARD FENCE?
We offer free, no-obligation estimates for commercial, agricultural, and residential fencing projects in Central Oregon. Tell us about your property, goals, and any existing fence or layout, and we’ll follow up with:
- Recommended materials and fence type for your project.
- Anticipated project lead time and estimated installation schedule.
- A detailed breakdown of labor, materials, and overall project costs.