Alpine, Utah · Licensed & insured
Fences for Alpine families, built by our own crews.
Private, safe and built to last.
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A fence that lets the kids play, the dog run and you relax, matched to your home and your neighborhood. Vinyl, wood, ornamental steel, Fence Trac and Trex.
- Serving Alpine and the rest of Utah County
- We check Alpine's fence rules and pull any permit you need
- A firm written quote within 24 hours of your free estimate
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5.0 on Google
Five-star Google reviews from your neighbors across the Wasatch Front.
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Licensed & insured
Our own trained crew on every job. We never subcontract.
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Quote within 24 hrs
A firm written quote within 24 hours of your free estimate or before we leave for most projects.
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Install warranty
1-year Atlas workmanship warranty on every install.
Fence installation in Alpine
Local know-how
Alpine sits beneath Lone Peak, with large lots, hillside homes and neighborhoods near the trails of Lambert Park. Retaining walls and grade changes are part of many Alpine yards.
Alpine limits a fence plus retaining wall to 9 ft on the same plane, so fence type and placement matter. ornamental steel follows walls and keeps mountain views open, while a vinyl privacy fence or Trex composite privacy fence works set back from the street. Every Alpine fence needs a permit, and we handle it.
Before you pick a style, here is what Alpine allows.
Fence rules in Alpine
Know before you build
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Every fence needs planning and zoning approval and a building permit.
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Within 10 ft of the front property line: 3 ft for privacy fences, 4 ft for open fences.
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Ten feet or more back from the front line, and in rear yards: up to 8 ft.
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A fence on a retaining wall can total 9 ft on the same plane; a taller privacy fence must step back 4 ft from the wall face.
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Corner-lot sight triangle (35 ft): 3 ft privacy, 4 ft open.
Permits
Yes, for every fence. An inspection fee of about $101 may apply to fences over 6 ft or made of concrete. Alpine has proposed changes to its fence code, so we check the current rules before we build.
What it means for your fence
A 6 ft privacy fence fits 10 ft or more back from the front line. Closer to the street, a 4 ft ornamental steel fence counts as open-style.
Source: Alpine fence permit application (Development Code §3.21.060). Checked October 14, 2026. Codes change and HOAs can be stricter. We confirm the rules for your lot at your free estimate.
Book my free estimateCompare your options
Find your fence
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Vinyl
Transitional
- Best for
- Everyday privacy, in seven colors
- Privacy
- Full to open
- Upkeep
- Very low, just rinse
- Relative cost
- Relative cost 2 out of 4
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Ornamental steel
Classic
- Best for
- Security and curb appeal
- Privacy
- Open, see-through
- Upkeep
- Very low
- Relative cost
- Relative cost 2 to 3 out of 4
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Fence Trac system
Modern
- Best for
- A modern mixed-material look
- Privacy
- Full
- Upkeep
- Low
- Relative cost
- Relative cost 3 out of 4
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Trex composite
Traditional
- Best for
- A premium wood look
- Privacy
- Full
- Upkeep
- Low, no stain or paint
- Relative cost
- Relative cost 4 out of 4
Narrow it down in three questions
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How much do you want to see through it? For full privacy, choose vinyl, Fence Trac or Trex. To keep the view, choose ornamental steel or semi-privacy vinyl.
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What look is your home and street? Match the style tag: Transitional, Classic, Modern or Traditional. We design to your HOA’s guidelines too.
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How little upkeep do you want? Vinyl just needs a rinse. Ornamental steel, Fence Trac and Trex never need stain or paint.
What to expect
Simple, start to finish
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Free estimate and design
We walk the yard with you, measure, and talk through style, color, gates and access, including room for what’s next, like a shed or an RV pad. Most projects get a firm written quote right there.
Typical: A firm quote on the spot for most projects
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Approve and schedule
Pick your fence, sign off, and we lock in your installation window. From here, one project lead is your go-to person.
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Permits and utility locate
We pull any required permits and have Blue Stakes mark underground utilities. We’ll keep you posted as each step wraps up.
Typical: About 7 days
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Installation
Our own crew sets the posts in concrete and hangs the panels, then comes back the next week to hang the gates once the concrete cures. We leave your yard clean.
Typical: 1–7 days on site
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Final walkthrough
We walk the finished fence with you, and we aren't done until it's right.
What neighbors say
In their words
"Atlas did a phenomenal job on our black 4 ft metal fencing! Our yard was not just a square to work with. We have different levels of cinder block retaining walls that are curved… Tyson went above and beyond to make the necessary alterations to make everything fit seamlessly and it turned out better than we could have expected!"
"Tyson was on the ball and communicated professionally and often. Every other fencing company we looked at ghosted us, or was flaky. Highly recommend!"
"Atlas did a FANTASTIC job on our fence. The customer service and communication was excellent. Very professional, and wonderful work!"
Alpine fence questions
Do I need a permit for a fence in Alpine?
Yes, for every fence. An inspection fee of about $101 may apply to fences over 6 ft or made of concrete. Alpine has proposed changes to its fence code, so we check the current rules before we build.
How tall can a fence be in Alpine?
Up to 8 ft from 10 ft behind the front line and in rear yards. Within 10 ft of the front line, 3 ft privacy or 4 ft open. Codes change and HOAs can be stricter, so we confirm the rules for your lot at your free estimate.
Does my HOA have a say?
It can. HOA rules can be stricter than Alpine's code on height, material and color. We design to your HOA's guidelines; approval itself goes through your HOA, so bring your guidelines to the estimate.
How quickly can I get a fence in Alpine?
You get a firm written quote within 24 hours of your free on-site estimate, and for most projects before we leave. When you sign, we lock in your installation window and keep you posted along the way. Permits and the Blue Stakes utility locate typically take about 7 days, and most installs take 1 to 7 days on site.
Do you handle utility marking in Alpine?
Yes. Before anything goes in the ground we have Blue Stakes mark underground utilities, and we pull any permit your fence needs.
Ready to enjoy your backyard? We'll take it from here.
Tell us where the fence is going in Alpine. We’ll walk the yard with you and send a firm written quote within 24 hours.
- Designed with you, around your home and plans
- Built to stay straight in Utah wind and winters
- A firm written quote within 24 hours
Book your free Alpine estimate
Pick a day and time that works for you.
Calendar not showing? Book on Cal.com or call (801) 252-5948.