Seattle Fence & Gate Services

Serving commercial, industrial, and residential properties throughout Seattle with fencing, gates, automation, and fabrication services.

What We Do in Seattle

Commercial perimeter fencing
Industrial security systems
Automated gate installations
Port and logistics facility fencing

Best Fit For

Commercial property owners and managers
Industrial facility operators
General contractors and developers
Residential properties of all sizes
Property managers requiring maintenance

How We Deliver

1Site visit and scope development in Seattle
2Detailed quote with material and labor breakdown
3Permit coordination with King County authorities
4In-house fabrication at our facility
5Professional installation
6Inspection coordination and final walkthrough

Permitting & Code Considerations in Seattle

Seattle Department of Construction and Inspections (SDCI) handles fence permits. Permits required for fences over 6 feet in residential areas, all powered gates require electrical permits. Fire department review required for gated access on fire lanes.

Note: Permit requirements change. We verify current requirements for each project and handle permit coordination as part of our service.

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Standards & Compliance

All automated gate installations in Seattle comply with UL 325 and ASTM F2200 safety standards. We handle fire department coordination and electrical permitting as standard practice.

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Seattle's Diverse Fencing Needs

Seattle presents a wide range of fencing requirements across its diverse neighborhoods and commercial districts. From the industrial areas of SoDo and Georgetown to the commercial corridors of downtown and South Lake Union, each area has specific security and aesthetic requirements.

The city's growth in technology and logistics has driven demand for secure perimeters around data centers, distribution facilities, and corporate campuses. Meanwhile, mixed-use developments throughout the city require fencing that balances security with urban design standards.

Industrial and Port Facilities

Seattle's port and industrial areas require heavy-duty security fencing built to withstand demanding environments. Harbor Island, the Duwamish industrial corridor, and Interbay all host facilities that need robust perimeter security with controlled access points.

We understand the coordination required for work in port areas, including TWIC requirements, coordination with terminal operators, and the scheduling demands of 24/7 operations. We have experience working in these environments without disrupting ongoing operations.

Commercial and Mixed-Use Properties

Seattle's commercial properties range from historic Pioneer Square buildings to modern South Lake Union developments. Each context requires fencing solutions that meet security needs while respecting design guidelines and neighborhood character.

Many Seattle commercial properties combine retail, office, and residential uses. Access control at these properties must accommodate different user groups, residents, employees, delivery vehicles, and visitors, while maintaining security. We design systems that handle this complexity.

Working in Seattle's Neighborhoods

Each Seattle neighborhood has its own character and requirements. Capitol Hill and Ballard have different aesthetic expectations than industrial Georgetown. Queen Anne hillside properties present different installation challenges than flat SoDo sites.

We know Seattle's neighborhoods and adjust our approach accordingly. This includes understanding parking constraints, access limitations, noise restrictions, and the expectations of adjacent property owners. Professional installation means being good neighbors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work throughout all Seattle neighborhoods?

Yes, we serve all Seattle neighborhoods from Rainier Beach to Northgate, West Seattle to Magnuson Park. We know the city well and understand the different requirements and constraints across its diverse areas.

How do Seattle's design review requirements affect fence projects?

Some Seattle neighborhoods have design review requirements that affect visible fencing and gates. We identify when design review applies during project planning and can help navigate the process. Most standard commercial fencing falls within existing guidelines.

Can you coordinate with Seattle City Light for electrical connections?

Yes, we handle coordination with Seattle City Light for new service or upgrades needed for gate automation. We also coordinate with SDCI for electrical permits. This coordination is part of our standard scope for automated gate projects.

Our Services in Seattle

Explore our four divisions to find the services you need.

Nearby Service Areas

Bellevue

Renton

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