Your Trusted Kitsap County Construction Experts

Granite Lake Construction specializes in building fences, grading, and excavation services in the greater Kitsap County area. With over 10 years of experience, we are committed to delivering quality workmanship and exceptional customer service. Local to Poulsbo, we understand how harsh the winter and spring conditions can be here in the northwest. That is why we pride ourselves on building quality fences that last for years. we have products designed to withstand the wet, humid and wind storm filled seasons.

150+

15

10+ Years Experience

Local Expertise

Fence Prices by the Linear Foot

** we price every job and fence according to your specific property and fence package. These are just ball park numbers here to help you in your planning and budgeting phase! for an official estimate and appointment book one

Hog wire:

3x6 panels: $44.36-$106.67 per foot

8x8 panels: $65.71-$115.00 per foot

Options:

• Cedar frame

• pressure treated frame

• Cedar trim

• Pressure treated trim

• Weather protect stain

• Posts that never rot

• Never sag gates

• Email or call for more options

Western red cedar privacy:

6 foot: $55.00-$85.00

Options:

• Top cap and rot board

• Dog ear or flat top

• Weather protect stain

• Exposed posts

• Posts that never rot

• Never sag gates

• Call or email for more options

If you are serious about getting a fence that will last a lifetime, schedule an appointment with us to talk more about your project and get an official quote

Quality Construction Services

Expertise in grading, excavation, and fencing solutions for all your construction needs.

Professional Fencing Solutions

We build durable, attractive fences to enhance your property while ensuring safety and privacy.

Reliable Grading Services

Our grading services ensure precise land leveling for construction projects, enhancing safety and functionality.

Our Projects

Explore our gallery showcasing fences and grading excavation services.

Daniel G.

★★★★★

Kyle was fantastic to work with and did excellent work. He graded my drive to direct snow-melt and rain run toward the culvert he installed. I found him to be an excellent communicator who always let me know what was happening and if the plan changed in any way. He consistently asked for my feedback and input as he did the job. He worked hard and cleaned up the site when finished. I highly recommend him!

The Anatomy of a quailty fence

Materials, methods, Codes; All the information you need to make an educated decision

Customers always are impressed with how straight and uniform our fences look. in reality this is not something that happens on accident. it is actually a bi product of exceptional framing.

Quality Materials

Time tested building methods

Where it starts: frame work

Using quality materials that can hold up to our damp, sometimes humid, and wet environment is essential to building a fence that lasts.

Ever drive by a fence that is falling apart and wonder what was supposed to be holding it together in the first place?

We use coated deck screws to help extend the life of the fence frame and posts. Ordinary screws or nails will rust out quick with our rainy climate. Make sure your contractor is using the right materials!

For a sound, robust and good looking fence, it all starts with plumb posts, level frame rails, and the proper amount of concrete to anchor the posts. all of these factors, when done right combine to make an extremely sturdy fence that will hold up to the Pacific Northwest's temperamental weather.

Fence posts must be sunk at least 24 inches below the grade of the building surface. This ensures the posts are below the frost line giving them a longer lifespan, making them solid for longer.

This method also complies with codes in all Washington counties

Pressure treated lumber

Pressure treated lumber should be used for all framing and load bearing sections of your fence. Pressure treated lumber is lumber that has undergone a treating process that protects the wood against rot, making it extremely durrable for outdoor use.

we use ground contact pressure treated lumber for all of our posts

Clean job sites are effective and efficient

One lesson learned from our over a decade of experience in this field, clean sites get projects done faster. our employees embody this standard with their process of building and commitment to quality work.

we cannot fit everything you need to know about your future fence on this website! send us an email asking for the full Fence buyers guide

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