Professional fence installation and repair from Sandy to Herriman, Draper to Murray. We bring quality craftsmanship to every community in the south valley.
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Sandy Fence Company provides professional vinyl, wood, chain link, and iron fence installation throughout the south Salt Lake Valley. Every community in our service area has its own terrain, soil conditions, neighborhood character, and fencing needs. Below you will find details on each city we serve and what makes each area unique for fence projects.
Our home base and the heart of the south Salt Lake Valley. Sandy stretches from the I-15 corridor on the west to the Wasatch Mountain foothills on the east, giving us a broad cross-section of fencing conditions within a single city. East-bench homes deal with rocky, sandy soil and sloped terrain that demands careful post-setting. Properties closer to I-15 prioritize privacy fencing for noise and visual screening. And Sandy's many HOA communities, including Pepperwood, Granite, and Alta Canyon, have specific fencing guidelines that we navigate regularly. Whether you are building new or replacing an aging fence, Sandy is where we do our most work and know the conditions best.
Draper is one of the south valley's fastest-growing cities, with new residential developments climbing the east bench toward Corner Canyon and Point of the Mountain. Many Draper homeowners are fencing brand-new properties for the first time, choosing vinyl for its clean, modern look and zero maintenance. The terrain ranges from flat in the western neighborhoods to steeply sloped along the east bench, and the soil transitions from valley fill to rocky foothill deposits as you move east. Draper's proximity to the Point of the Mountain also means persistent afternoon winds that we factor into post depth and panel selection. New construction throughout Draper keeps our schedule full with first-time fence installations.
Midvale is one of the south valley's most established residential communities, with a large inventory of homes built from the 1960s through the 1990s. That means a lot of original fences that have reached or exceeded their lifespan. Fence repair and replacement projects are common here, with homeowners upgrading from weathered wood or rusted chain link to modern vinyl or fresh cedar. Midvale's location between I-15 and State Street creates steady demand for privacy fencing along busy corridors. The city also has a growing mix of townhomes and multi-family developments that require coordinated fencing projects with consistent materials and styles across multiple units.
Cottonwood Heights sits at the base of Big Cottonwood Canyon, one of the primary gateways to Utah's world-class ski resorts, where seasonal snowfall regularly exceeds 50 inches in the valley. This positioning means homes here are among the most exposed to canyon-effect weather in the entire south valley. Wind gusts funnel directly out of the canyon mouth, and winter snow loads on the east side can be significantly heavier than in flatter parts of the valley. Every fence we build in Cottonwood Heights accounts for these conditions with deeper post footings, reinforced connections, and wind-rated panel configurations. The community is primarily residential with well-established neighborhoods and properties that value quality craftsmanship and materials that can handle the mountain environment.
Holladay is one of the south valley's most desirable residential communities, known for its tree-lined streets, larger lot sizes, and proximity to both Big Cottonwood Canyon and the Salt Lake City metro. Homes here range from mid-century estates to newer custom builds, and the fencing needs are equally varied. Ornamental iron is popular for front-yard fencing on Holladay's stately homes, while privacy fences in vinyl and wood are the standard for backyards. Many Holladay properties have mature landscaping that requires careful fence routing to preserve established trees and gardens. We work with homeowners here to design fence lines that respect the property's existing character.
Murray is one of the oldest and most centrally located cities in the south valley, with a dense mix of residential neighborhoods, commercial areas along State Street, and light industrial pockets. Many Murray neighborhoods were built in the 1970s and 1980s, and the original wood and chain link fences on these properties are overdue for replacement. Murray's central location and busy streets also drive demand for privacy fencing to screen backyards from road traffic and neighboring properties. We handle a high volume of fence replacements in Murray, helping homeowners upgrade to vinyl and modern cedar that brings new life to their outdoor spaces.
West Jordan covers a large area on the west side of the south valley and has experienced significant residential growth over the past two decades. The city offers a mix of established neighborhoods and newer subdivisions, creating demand for both new installations and fence replacements. West Jordan's relatively flat terrain makes for efficient installations, though the area's open exposure to wind coming across the valley from the Oquirrh Mountains means proper post anchoring is essential. Chain link and vinyl are the most popular materials here, with commercial fencing also in demand along the Redwood Road and Bangerter Highway commercial corridors.
South Jordan has transformed from a quiet agricultural community into one of Utah's most sought-after suburban cities. The Daybreak master-planned community and numerous new developments have brought thousands of new homes that need fencing. HOA requirements are common throughout South Jordan's newer neighborhoods, and vinyl fencing is the dominant choice for its clean appearance and compliance with community standards. Larger lots near the Jordan River and in the western portions of the city also create opportunities for longer fence runs and gate installations for vehicle access. We serve South Jordan's new construction market extensively.
Herriman is the south valley's frontier of new development, with residential construction expanding rapidly across the western slopes and into new phases of master-planned communities. Nearly every fence project in Herriman is a first-time installation on a newly built home. Homeowners here are choosing materials and styles from scratch, and we help them make informed decisions about what will perform best on their specific lot. The terrain in Herriman can be hilly, particularly in the newer developments on the west side, requiring stepped or racked fence panels. Wind exposure is also a factor on Herriman's open hillside lots. Vinyl privacy fencing is the most popular choice in Herriman's growing neighborhoods.
Riverton sits between South Jordan and Herriman and shares the family-oriented suburban character of both. The city has a mix of homes ranging from the 1990s through present-day construction, which means we see both new installations and replacements of aging fences. Riverton's neighborhoods are generally well-maintained with active HOAs that have specific fencing requirements. The terrain is flatter than Herriman and Draper, making installations straightforward. Riverton homeowners frequently choose vinyl for its combination of durability, appearance, and low maintenance, and cedar wood for a more natural look that complements the community's landscaped yards.
Taylorsville is a densely populated residential community north of Murray and west of Holladay, with a housing stock that spans several decades. Many homes here sit on smaller lots with close neighbors, which makes privacy fencing especially valuable for creating comfortable outdoor living spaces. Taylorsville also has busy arterial roads, including Redwood Road and 5400 South, where properties benefit from solid fencing for noise and visual screening. Like Midvale and Murray, Taylorsville has a large inventory of aging fences ready for replacement, and we complete a steady flow of upgrade projects here, converting old wood and chain link to modern vinyl and cedar.
