01 / CEDAR FENCE
Cedar Fence
Dog eared, board on board, picture frame, horizontal and three rail cedar, with lattice tops and stepped runs where the ground falls away. The most common privacy fence in the valley, and the one we build most.
Cedar, vinyl, wrought iron, chain link and custom fence, built by our own crews. Family owned for four generations, licensed and insured, and still answering the phone.
We have been setting posts in Treasure Valley ground since 1972, which means we know where the caliche starts, which lots need a rackable panel and which neighbor is going to want to talk about the property line.
01 / CEDAR FENCE
Dog eared, board on board, picture frame, horizontal and three rail cedar, with lattice tops and stepped runs where the ground falls away. The most common privacy fence in the valley, and the one we build most.
02 / VINYL FENCE
White, tan and brown vinyl in full privacy panel, picket and ranch rail. It holds its color through Idaho summers, never needs stain, and rinses clean with a hose.
03 / WROUGHT IRON
Staggered vista capped and western three rail ornamental iron, including rackable panels that follow a slope instead of stepping down it. Front yards, pool enclosures and property lines where you want to keep the view.
04 / CHAIN LINK
Galvanized and black vinyl coated chain link for backyards, dog runs, ball fields, utility yards and commercial sites, including barbed wire arms, privacy slats and rolling gates.
05 / CUSTOM AND AGRICULTURAL
Peeled pole and buck rail, barbed wire pasture line, no climb and field fence, chicken runs, livestock enclosures and iron set on brick. If it can be built, we have probably built one.
06 / REPAIR AND REMOVAL
Wind damage, leaning posts, sagging gates and rotted rails, with no job minimum. Tear down and haul off of an old fence is included in the price of a new one.
The name is a combination of our two founders, Robinson and Bell, who ran the company from 1972 until the mid 2000s. Chris Taylor bought it twelve years ago and grew it the slow way, on repeat customers and referrals. We are now training the fourth generation of the family to build fence.
That history is the whole pitch. We are not a crew that formed last spring and will be gone by fall. When a gate we hung in 2009 starts to sag, you can call the same number and get the same company.
The Robell Fence family, Kuna, Idaho.
Every photo below is our work on a Treasure Valley property. There are more of them, sorted by material, in the Robell Fence project gallery.






Our office and our crews start the day in Kuna, so most of the valley is a short drive. We install fence across Ada and Canyon County and cross into Malheur County, Oregon on a regular basis.
Western three rail iron at a new build below the Boise foothills.
The heavy winds broke the latch off of our gate today, and I was so stressed out that our dogs would get out. I called these guys and not only did they answer their phone, which was their first win, but he told me he could get someone out within the next hour.
Ashley Rupert
Chris and his guys took excellent care of us from start to finish. Next time I need fence work done, I know who I will be contacting.
Logan Bradley
This is the 2nd time we have used Robell and will call back for our next fence needs. Chris and team are quick to respond, listen to what our needs and budget are, then get the job done as scheduled.
Helen Thomas
These are the questions that come up on almost every call. If yours is not here, ask us on the phone at (208) 344-1351 and you will get a straight answer.
Yes. We work out of Kuna and install fence across Boise, Meridian, Nampa, Caldwell, Star and Middleton, and we cross the state line into Ontario, Oregon. If your address sits between those towns, call and ask. We cover most of Ada and Canyon County.
Yes. Robell Fence is licensed and insured in Idaho, and the crews on your property are our people, not day labor. We have carried the same name and the same standards since 1972.
It depends on material, total footage, how the ground sits and how many gates you need. Dog eared cedar is usually the lowest cost per foot, and ornamental iron and custom work sit at the top. Estimates are free and itemized, so you can see what each part costs before you commit. Call (208) 344-1351 and we will come measure.
Yes, and there is no minimum. A broken gate latch, a section of wind damaged panel, a leaning post or a rotted bottom rail are all normal calls for us. Several of our repair customers came back later for a whole fence.
We do, and the fee is built into the bid rather than added at the end. Old panels, posts, concrete footings and debris all leave with our crew when the job is done.
Most residential yards in Boise and Meridian go up in one to three days once the material is on site. Utility locates, weather and gate fabrication are the usual reasons a job runs longer, and we will tell you up front if yours is one of them.
Tell us where the fence goes and what you have in mind. We answer the phone, and we bid in person.
Prefer to talk? Call (208) 344-1351
We reply to estimate requests within one business day.