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Lehi Fence Company is proud to serve homeowners and businesses throughout North Utah County with professional vinyl, wood, chain link, and iron fence installation. Every community in our service area has its own character, terrain, and fencing needs. Below you will find details on each city we serve, along with what makes each area unique when it comes to fence projects.
Lehi is the center of Utah's Silicon Slopes tech corridor and one of the fastest-growing cities in the state. The city stretches from the Point of the Mountain on the north to the Traverse Mountain hillside communities on the east, encompassing everything from established neighborhoods around Main Street to brand-new master-planned developments near Thanksgiving Point. Fencing needs in Lehi are diverse: homeowners in Traverse Mountain deal with rocky hillside terrain that requires specialized post-setting techniques, while properties in the Holbrook Farms and Thanksgiving Point areas sit on flatter ground with strict HOA requirements that typically mandate vinyl fencing. The Point of the Mountain wind corridor affects much of the city, requiring deeper post footings and wind-rated construction on exposed properties. Whether you are fencing a new-build lot or replacing an aging fence in an established neighborhood, we know the terrain, the codes, and the conditions that make Lehi unique.
American Fork is one of Utah County's most established communities, with a charming downtown core, mature residential neighborhoods, and steady infill development adding modern homes to the mix. Many older properties in American Fork are due for fence replacements, with original wood fences reaching 15 to 20 years of age and showing the effects of Utah's freeze-thaw cycles. The city's eastern neighborhoods climb toward the bench above the Alpine Highway, where rocky clay soil requires specialized equipment for post-hole digging. We install new fences and provide repair services throughout American Fork, handling everything from full vinyl privacy fences to targeted repairs on aging wood and chain link.
Saratoga Springs has transformed from a small lakeside community into one of Utah's fastest-growing cities, with thousands of new homes built over the past decade and more construction underway every month. Nearly every new subdivision in Saratoga Springs has an HOA that governs fencing materials, colors, and styles, making vinyl the dominant material in the city. The western location near Utah Lake brings different soil conditions than the bench communities to the east, with sandier, more alkaline ground that affects post-setting techniques. Wind exposure is also a factor, as the open terrain west of I-15 lacks the natural wind breaks that mountains and older tree canopy provide in more established cities. We install fences throughout Saratoga Springs and are familiar with the HOA requirements and soil conditions in the major developments.
Eagle Mountain is experiencing the same explosive growth as Saratoga Springs, expanding rapidly across the western valley floor. New residential construction is adding thousands of homes that all need fencing, making Eagle Mountain one of our busiest service areas. The soil here is predominantly sandy and rocky with alkaline content from the ancient lake bed, and wind exposure is significant due to the open terrain and lack of established tree cover. HOA-governed communities are the norm, and vinyl fencing is the standard approved material. We understand the unique ground conditions in Eagle Mountain and adjust our post-setting depth and concrete mix to ensure long-lasting fence installations on this challenging soil.
Pleasant Grove combines small-town Utah charm with proximity to the tech corridor. The city's established neighborhoods feature mature trees, well-kept homes, and many fences that are reaching the end of their lifespan and ready for upgrades. The eastern portion of Pleasant Grove extends into the bench foothills, where terrain and soil become more challenging. Downtown Pleasant Grove has a tight-knit community feel, and many homeowners here appreciate the natural look of cedar wood fencing alongside the low-maintenance appeal of vinyl. We serve all of Pleasant Grove with the full range of our fencing and gate installation services.
Orem is one of the largest cities in Utah County, home to Utah Valley University and a diverse mix of residential neighborhoods ranging from student housing near campus to established family communities along the bench. The city's size means a wide variety of fencing needs, from budget-friendly chain link for rental properties to premium ornamental iron for custom homes in the foothills. Orem's commercial corridor along State Street also drives demand for commercial fencing, including security perimeters, dumpster enclosures, and decorative storefront fencing. We serve residential and commercial customers throughout Orem.
Tucked against the mountain foothills between American Fork and Highland, Cedar Hills is a quiet, family-oriented community known for its well-maintained homes, larger lots, and proximity to the mountains. Many Cedar Hills properties feature stunning mountain views that homeowners want to preserve, making ornamental iron fencing a popular front-yard choice that provides security without obstructing sightlines. The hillside terrain in parts of Cedar Hills requires stepped or racked fence installations, and the rocky bench soil demands proper equipment and technique for post setting. HOA guidelines in Cedar Hills tend to favor vinyl and iron, and we help homeowners select materials that comply with community standards.
Highland is one of North Utah County's most exclusive residential communities, characterized by large lots, custom-built homes, and a semi-rural character that includes horse properties and small acreages. Fencing needs here reflect the upscale nature of the community: ornamental iron for estate-style front yard perimeters, vinyl privacy fencing for backyards, and ranch rail fencing for equestrian properties and pasture boundaries. Highland's larger lot sizes mean longer fence runs, making material selection and installation quality especially important for long-term value. We serve Highland with every fence type, from the decorative to the functional.
Alpine sits at the base of the Wasatch Mountains, offering some of the most scenic residential properties in Utah County. The community shares Highland's character of large lots, premium homes, and equestrian properties, but with even more dramatic terrain and elevation changes. Fence installations in Alpine frequently involve significant grade adjustments, rocky mountain soil, and longer fence runs across expansive properties. Ranch rail fencing for horse properties is a common request, alongside privacy fencing for outdoor living areas and iron fencing for front yard elegance. The mountain-adjacent terrain requires experienced crews who understand how to build fences on challenging ground.
Vineyard is one of Utah's newest cities, built almost entirely from scratch on the former Geneva Steel mill site along the shores of Utah Lake. Because virtually everything in Vineyard is new construction, every home needs a fence, and the city's building codes and HOA requirements are modern and well-defined. Vinyl fencing dominates the landscape here, consistent with the community's clean, planned aesthetic. The soil conditions in Vineyard reflect its lakeside location, with sandy composition and a water table that can be higher than in cities farther from the lake. We adjust our post-setting techniques accordingly and build fences designed to perform in Vineyard's specific ground conditions.
Lindon sits between Orem and Pleasant Grove, offering a mix of established residential neighborhoods and newer developments. The city's location along the I-15 corridor makes it convenient for both residential and commercial fencing projects. Many Lindon homes were built in the 1990s and 2000s, and original fences from that era are reaching replacement age. Homeowners are upgrading to modern vinyl and cedar fencing that better handles Utah County's climate. We provide new installations and fence repair throughout Lindon, working with the city's permitting requirements and any applicable HOA guidelines.
