Wood privacy fences in Coeur d'Alene
A wood privacy fence is the most common back-yard fence: cedar or pine boards on wood posts set in concrete, usually 6 feet tall along side and rear property lines.
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What goes into the quote
- Length and height
- Wood type (cedar lasts longer than treated pine)
- Board style: dog-ear, flat top, shadowbox or horizontal
- Number of gates
- Removing the old fence
How long: Most yards take 2–4 days once posts are set.
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Coeur d'Alene winters bring real snow, ice and freeze-thaw, followed by wet spring storms.
Height limits depend on where the fence sits on the lot, and corner lots have lower limits near the street so drivers can see.
Check with the City of Coeur d'Alene, or Kootenai County outside city limits, and your HOA before you build. A local fence contractor will know the current rules.
Common questions
How long does a wood fence last?
Typically 15–20 years for cedar with staining or sealing every few years, less for untreated pine.
Do I need my neighbour's permission?
Not usually for a fence on your own property, but it's good practice to talk first and to know exactly where the line is.
Do I need to know exactly where my property line is?
It helps a lot. If you're not sure, a survey or your plat map avoids building on a neighbour's land. Many contractors can advise on this.
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