Fence installation in East Missoula and Bonner
Yard, garden and dog fences for the communities just up the Clark Fork from Missoula.
East Missoula is an unincorporated community bordered on the west by the City of Missoula, with I-90 along its southern edge and the Clark Fork to the east. It had 2,465 residents at the 2020 census and covers only about a square mile and a quarter, so lots are small and close together. Bonner sits farther up the river, and some East Missoula families are in the Bonner school district.
What these neighborhoods need
- Privacy fences between close neighbors
- Chain link and wood fences to keep dogs home
- Replacing worn-out older fences on long-established lots
- Garden fences to keep deer away from vegetables and fruit
Tight lots and shared fences
When houses sit close together, a fence is usually on or near the property line and affects the neighbor as much as you. Find the line before you build, talk with the neighbor about style and which side faces out, and decide who will pay for what if the fence is shared.
Not in city limits
East Missoula and Bonner are outside the City of Missoula, so the city's fence permit process doesn't apply. County rules and any covenants still can, so have your contractor confirm before work starts.
Common questions
Do you cover East Missoula, Bonner and Milltown?
Yes. Call with your address and we'll connect you with a contractor that serves it.
Who pays for a fence on the property line?
That's up to you and your neighbor. A written agreement and a clear property line help avoid disputes.
Services in East Missoula
- Wood privacy fencesCedar and pine privacy fences for backyards, side yards and alleys, built to stand up to wind and snow.
- Vinyl and chain link fencesLow-upkeep vinyl privacy and picket fences, and chain link for dogs, kids and side yards.
- Ranch, garden and wildlife-friendly fencesRail, wire and woven wire for acreage and livestock, plus tall deer fences for gardens.
- GatesWalk gates, double drive gates and wide ranch gates that swing freely and latch every time.
- Fence repairFix leaning posts, broken boards, damaged chain link and sagging wire before replacing the whole fence.
Nearby areas
Need a yard fenced, a gate fixed or a leaning run replaced?
Call now and a local fence contractor will come walk the line and quote the job.