Fence Contractor in West Jordan, Utah
We install and repair fences across West Jordan — the established neighborhoods off Redwood and 7800 South, the newer subdivisions out toward the Jordan Narrows, and everything between. Bustos and Sons Construction has been fencing the west side since 2011.
We measure on site and walk the line with you. A straightforward run we can usually price on the spot; anything that needs plans reviewed first, we work up and send. Free, no obligation, and no number invented over the phone.

What We Install
Trex Composite
The fence you stop thinking about after it goes in — no stain, no seal, no fading. See our West Jordan Trex fence page for what a local crew charges to install it.
Vinyl

The most common request in West Jordan's newer subdivisions. Full privacy, HOA-friendly, and it stays white without maintenance.
Wood
Cedar and treated pine, set on posts below frost line. The cheapest route to a six-foot privacy fence, and the one that needs staining to stay looking new.
Ornamental Iron
Front yards, pool enclosures, and anywhere a boundary should not block the view. Powder-coated for the winters.

Chain Link
Dog runs, side yards, property lines, and job sites. Galvanized or black vinyl-coated.
Repairs and Tear-Outs
Leaning posts, storm damage, rotted rails, a gate that has not latched in two years. We fix what is worth fixing, replace what is not, and haul the old fence away.
West Jordan Permits and HOA
West Jordan requires a permit for fences over six feet and enforces clear-view triangles at corner lots and driveway approaches. Most of the newer subdivisions add HOA approval — usually a color and material submittal. We handle it.
What West Jordan Does to a Fence

- Open, flat exposure. Much of West Jordan has nothing upwind of it. Wind takes out under-built fences here as reliably as it does on the bench.
- Freeze-thaw. Shallow-set posts heave over a winter. We set below frost line, on gravel, so the line stays true.
- Clay soil. Large parts of the west side sit on expanding clay that swells and shrinks with moisture. It changes how posts get set and it is why some fences lean after two seasons.
- High-altitude sun. It chalks cheap vinyl and fades cheap composite. We install what is rated for it.
Getting a Price
Call (801) 608-6241 or use the quote form. Tell us roughly how many feet and what you have in mind; we will come measure and put a real number on paper.
Licensed Utah Contractor (#12042862-5501).