Chain-link fences in Spokane
Chain-link is the most affordable way to fence a large area, and it's tough enough for dogs, kids and property lines. Coloured, vinyl-coated chain-link looks a lot better than bare galvanised.
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- Length and height
- Galvanised or vinyl-coated
- Privacy slats
- Gates, including drive gates
How long: Often 1–2 days.
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Spokane winters bring real snow, regular freeze-thaw cycles and a lot of de-icer on driveways and walks.
The City of Spokane allows fences up to 42 inches in the front setback, and a 6-foot fence from the end of the front setback back. Near corners there's a clear-view triangle where fences stay at 3 feet or under.
Check with the City of Spokane Development Services Center, or your HOA, before building, especially for anything over 6 feet. A local fence contractor will know the current rules.
Common questions
Can I add privacy to chain-link?
Yes, with slats woven through the mesh or privacy screening.
How long does it last?
Twenty years or more for galvanised or coated chain-link.
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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