Fence Contractor in Cottonwood Heights, Utah

We install and repair fences throughout Cottonwood Heights — the older streets below Fort Union, the canyon-side lots running up toward Big and Little Cottonwood, and the newer builds in between. Bustos and Sons Construction has worked this side of the valley since 2011.

We come out, measure, and walk the line with you. A straightforward run we can usually price on the spot; anything that needs plans or engineering reviewed, we work up and send. Either way the price is written, free, and carries no obligation. Free, and no obligation.

What We Install

Trex Composite

No staining, no sealing, no fading — the option most Cottonwood Heights homeowners pick when they are done maintaining a fence. See our Cottonwood Heights Trex fence page for a free on-site quote.

Vinyl

Clean, private, and it stays that way without work. Good for full-privacy backyards.

Wood

Cedar and treated pine. The right call when you want a tall privacy fence at the lowest cost and are willing to stain it every few years. On the shaded canyon-side lots we push people toward cedar — it holds up better where things stay damp.

Ornamental Iron

Front yards, pool fencing, and lots with a view worth keeping. Powder-coated so the finish survives the winters.

Chain Link

Dog runs, side yards and property lines. Galvanized or black vinyl-coated.

Repairs and Tear-Outs

Wind damage, leaning posts, rotted bottom rails. We repair what should be repaired, replace what should not, and haul the old material off.

Cottonwood Heights Permits and HOA

Cottonwood Heights permits fences over six feet and enforces corner-lot visibility setbacks. Several neighborhoods also carry HOA design review, and the lots near the canyon mouths have slope and drainage rules worth checking before anyone digs. We handle the paperwork.

What This Side of the Valley Does to a Fence

Canyon wind. Air moving out of Big and Little Cottonwood hits hard and often. Post depth and panel rating matter more here than they do on the valley floor.
Snow load. Fences at the base of the canyons sit under heavier, wetter snow for longer. It leans an under-built fence.
Shade and moisture. North-facing and canyon-side yards stay damp; untreated wood pays for it.
Freeze-thaw. Posts set above frost line heave. We set below it, on gravel.

Getting a Price

Call (801) 608-6241 or use the quote form. Rough footage and a photo are enough to start; we will come measure and put a real number on paper.

Licensed Utah Contractor (#12042862-5501).

We serve all of Salt Lake County, Utah County and Wasatch County, including Midvale, Sandy, Draper, Cottonwood Heights, Murray, Millcreek, Taylorsville, South Jordan, West Jordan, South Salt Lake, The Avenues, The Upper Avenues, Federal Heights, The East Foothills, East Bench, Mount Olympus, Woodridge Terrace, Arcadia Heights, Holladay, Riverton, Herriman, Bluffdale, West Valley, Alta Vista, Salt Lake City, Emigration Canyon, East Centra, Yalecrest, Wasatch Hollow, Sugar House, Canyon Rim, Liberty Wells, White City, Wilmington, Kearns, Magna, Oquirrh, Tooele, Park City, Heber, Lehi, Saratoga Springs, Eagle Mountain, Alpine, American Fork, Highland, Pleasant Grove, Cedar Hills, Lindon, Orem, Vineyard, Provo, Springville, Mapleton, Spanish Fork, Salem, Woodland Hills, Elk Ridge and Payson.