Block Wall Fences in Spokane, WA

A concrete block wall fence gives you privacy, security and noise reduction that wood and vinyl fences can’t match, and it holds up to Spokane winters without rotting, warping or blowing over. Block fences are a popular choice along busy streets, between neighbors and around backyards, pools and gardens.

Why choose a block wall fence

  • Long life, low maintenance – no staining, painting or replacing boards every few years.
  • Real privacy and quiet – solid masonry blocks sight lines and cuts road noise far better than slatted fences.
  • Wind and snow resistance – a properly reinforced wall won’t lean or panel out in a storm.
  • Security – harder to climb, cut or damage than wood or vinyl.
  • Adds value – a clean, finished masonry wall improves curb appeal.

Styles and finishes

  • Split-face or smooth concrete block in gray, tan and earth tones
  • Pilasters (columns) with decorative caps
  • Stucco or stone-veneer finishes over block
  • Combination walls: block base with wrought iron or wood panels on top
  • Matching gates, pillars and mailbox columns

Built to last in the Inland Northwest

Spokane’s frost line means a block fence needs a properly sized concrete footing set below frost depth, plus vertical rebar and grout in the cores. Skipping these steps is why some older block walls crack, lean or heave after a few winters. We plan the footing, reinforcement and drainage before the first block is laid.

Height limits and permits

Fence height limits and permit rules depend on where you live and where the wall sits on your lot, especially near sidewalks, corners and property lines. Many neighborhoods also have HOA rules. We help you confirm the requirements for your address in the City of Spokane, Spokane Valley or Spokane County before work begins.

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