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What Changes in a Rare Bears Install

Every yard here started with the same problem: a fence that had given up — warped boards, rotted posts, sagging gates, or rusted mesh nobody wanted to look at anymore. What comes after is built the same way every time: concrete-set posts, graded cedar or coated steel, and a finish that holds up through a full Puget Sound winter. Drag any photo to see exactly what changed, yard by yard.

Fern-covered property line with rotted fence posts at the edge of the woodsClose view of cedar-framed hog wire panels set among ferns at the edge of the woods
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Keeping the View While Containing the Dog in Lynnwood, WA
Hog wire — Cedar-framed hog wire panels
Weathered brown fence along a sidewalk in front of a gray house and tall cedarsNew cedar privacy fence along a sidewalk in front of a gray house and tall cedars
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Cedar full-panel privacy
Aging tan-painted wood fence with diagonal lattice top along a rock retaining wallNew cedar privacy fence with square lattice top along the same rock retaining wall
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Cedar privacy, square lattice top (Lexington-style)
Old moss-covered wood fence with lattice top on a city sidewalk beside townhomesNew cedar privacy fence with square lattice top on a city sidewalk beside townhomes
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Cedar privacy, square lattice top (Lexington-style)
Collapsing wood fence panels leaning apart at the back of a wooded yardNew cedar privacy fence behind a fire pit seating area in a wooded yard
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Cedar full-panel privacy
Stained lattice-top fence with algae streaks along a wooded property lineNew cedar fence with lattice top enclosing a backyard that backs onto woods
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Cedar privacy, square lattice top (Lexington-style)
Weathered lattice-top fence and sagging gate between hedges in a side yardNew cedar fence with matching gate and lattice top enclosing a side yard
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Cedar privacy, square lattice top (Lexington-style)
Dark weathered wood fence with square lattice top behind a row of shrubsNew cedar fence with square lattice top above a block retaining wall and shrubs
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Cedar privacy, square lattice top (Lexington-style)
Aging wood fence with lattice top and arched gate wrapping a townhome yardNew cedar fence with square lattice top and arched gate wrapping a townhome yard
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Cedar privacy, square lattice top (Lexington-style), with arched walk gate
Old gray fence enclosing a hillside pool patio with teal bistro seatingNew cedar fence enclosing a hillside pool patio with teal bistro seating
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Cedar full-panel privacy
Old weathered wood fence surrounding a backyard swimming poolNew cedar privacy fence surrounding a backyard swimming pool
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Cedar full-panel privacy
Backyard lawn and potted maple enclosed by an aging dark-stained fenceBackyard lawn and potted maple enclosed by a new cedar privacy fence
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Cedar full-panel privacy
Dark stained dog-ear fence and worn double driveway gate in front of a metal carportNew cedar double driveway gate and privacy fence in front of a metal carport
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Cedar full-panel privacy with double drive gate

Frequently Asked Questions

common fencing questions

Are these real customer fences, or stock photos?

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Every photo on this page is a real Rare Bears install — same yard, same camera angle, before the crew started and within a few days of finishing. Nothing here is staged or sourced from a stock library.

How long does it take to go from "before" to "after"?

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Most residential fence installs shown here were completed in one to three days, depending on length, terrain, and material.

Can I request a specific style shown here for my own yard?

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Yes. If a before-and-after here matches what you're picturing for your own property, mention it when you request your estimate and we'll build around it.

Do you serve the areas shown in these photos?

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These installs come from across our Seattle, Everett, and Bellevue service areas — see our full list of service areas to check your city.

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