Can’t decide on what type of fence you want?

Can’t decide on what type of fence you want?   We’re flexible.   Contact Tahoe Fence today for your own unique project. 775-882-1063   Pictured: Custom 7 foot high redwood timbers and galvanized wire fence in Tahoma (Placer and El Dorado County.)

Remember when?

Remember when the beginning of August meant classic cars and cruising? Maybe next year!

Sometimes things aren’t always as they appear.

Sometimes things aren’t always as they appear. Take this 7 foot high, custom chicken coop. Steel posts. Redwood framing. Black wire. Steel mesh buried along the perimeter. A netting roof across the entire top. You think it would be to keep the chickens safe and predators out? But in reality it’s to keep one giant chicken in. Kidding. That would have to be a chicken the size of Big Bird! Regardless of what it’s used for, it is one nice enclosure.

The buck stops here!

The buck stops here!   One of Carson’s West-side deer out for a morning walk.

Help protect your home during fire season.

It’s hot out with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Must be summer and fire season.   Help protect your home with noncombustible, screened ornamental steel fences and gates.   Call Tahoe Fence for your free quote. 775-882-1063   Pictured: Screened ornamental “Regal” style fences and gates between existing structures and wood fences at Incline Village (Washoe County.)

Beautiful fence for a pretty property.

Beautiful fence for a pretty property.   Pictured: Overlapped cedar fence in West Lake Tahoe (Placer County.)   Make your next project beautiful. Call Tahoe Fence. 775-882-1063

One thing is for sure

Is life full of uncertainty? One thing is for sure, sunset at Tahoe is positively beautiful. Pictured: Sunset at Sand Harbor by Incline Village (Washoe County.)

Tired of you and your neighbors watching each other?

Tired of you and your neighbors watching each other?   Call Tahoe Fence today for some peace and privacy. 775-882-1063.   Pictured: Cedar privacy fence with cap and face rails on pressure treated posts and retaining wall in Fernley (Lyon County.)

Does it feel like you’re fighting an uphill battle?

Does it feel like you’re fighting an uphill battle?   Sometimes a change in course is a step in the right direction.   Pictured: Before and after of chain link fencing on a hill moved to allow for new utilities and a retaining wall in the Mound House Industrial Park (Lyon County.)