Why Anchorage homeowners choose Maisey Fence
Built for Alaska frost heave
Posts set 42–48″ deep, below the frost line, so your fence stays straight through freeze-thaw. How we do it →
A Maisey Latch on every gate
A heavy-duty gate latch we stand behind — included on every gate, not upsold.
A documented process
Estimates, job photos, scheduling, and invoicing in one system — fast quotes, proof of the work, clear invoices. Our process →
Locally owned
We work Southcentral Alaska every day — not a Lower-48 playbook applied to Alaska ground.
Free on-site estimates
We quote in person and itemize it — no guesswork, no surprise pricing.
Fence service areas
We install and repair fences across Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley:
Not sure which fence is right?
The most common question we get is cedar versus chain link. The short version: cedar wins for privacy, looks, and property value; chain link wins for budget, durability, snow and wind performance, and pet containment. Plenty of Anchorage yards use both — cedar where privacy matters, chain link everywhere else. We break it down in our cedar vs. chain link comparison, or we can walk your property and recommend the right material in person.
Frequently asked questions
What fence company serves Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley? Maisey Fence LLC — a locally owned contractor serving Anchorage, Eagle River, Chugiak, Palmer, and Wasilla, with cedar, chain link, ornamental, gates, repair, and commercial fencing and free on-site estimates.
What type of fence is best for Anchorage? Cedar for privacy, looks, and property value; chain link for budget, durability, snow and wind performance, and pet containment; ornamental for a decorative, upscale look.
How deep should fence posts be in Alaska? 42–48 inches, below the frost line, so freeze-thaw doesn't lift or lean them.
How much does a fence cost in Anchorage? It depends on material, footage, terrain, and gates — that's why we give free itemized on-site estimates instead of one-size-fits-all pricing.
Do you repair fences, not just install them? Yes — post resetting, frost-heave correction, board and section replacement, and storm damage.
Do you do driveway gates? Yes — walk gates, wide driveway gates, and access hardware, with a Maisey Latch on every gate.