Lenexa homeowners trust RKC Wood Care Pros for fence installation, repair, and staining. Cedar, vinyl, ornamental iron, chain link, and commercial — every material, every style. We prep HOA packets and pull Lenexa permits weekly. Get a free on-site estimate.
WHAT YOU GET WITH RKC
Every Lenexa job starts with a free on-site estimate and ends with a fence that clears the City of Lenexa inspection on the first try. Four things are standard on every install — no upcharge for a hybrid pond-side layout, no surprise on the site plan fee, and no handoff to a separate stain crew at month thirty.
Every post goes 36 inches deep on drainage gravel in wet-poured concrete with bell-bottom footings — below the active clay zone and below the 30-to-36-inch frost line. New-development subsoil in Falcon Valley and City Center hasn't fully settled, which is why the gravel base matters as much as the depth.
Lenexa stormwater code requires ornamental iron or aluminum on lot lines facing on-site detention ponds — solid privacy fails the drainage-inspection sight line. We've installed enough hybrid runs across City Center, Falcon Valley, and Canyon Creek to know exactly where the transition between ornamental and cedar sits on your specific lot.
Canyon Creek, Falcon Valley, Brookwood, Oak Park, Manchester Park — each ARB has its own stain palette and panel-style guidance. We prepare the elevation drawing, materials list, color sample, and gate spec to match the committee's written rules, including the horizontal slat detail Falcon Valley reviewers expect to see.
The same crew that builds your cedar fence applies the first stain coat at 30 days. We log your stain date and reach out when the 2-year re-coat opens. No handoff to a separate company, no chasing down a different number when the color starts to fade.
PERMITS, CODE & HOA
Three things shape every fence project in Lenexa: the city site-plan permit, the detention-pond setback rule, and the ARB architectural review. We handle all three as part of the estimate. Here's the practical version of what each one means for your job.
Lenexa is more rigorous than most JoCo cities — every fence permit needs a site plan showing fence location, property setbacks, and corner-lot sight-triangle compliance. We prepare the site plan as part of the estimate, pull the permit on our end, and itemize the fee in your written quote. Turnaround typically runs 7 to 10 business days.
Stormwater code requires ornamental iron or aluminum (not solid privacy) on the pond-facing lot line so drainage inspection sight lines stay clear. The result is a hybrid install — ornamental on the pond side, cedar or vinyl privacy on the interior runs. We've built enough of these layouts across Falcon Valley and City Center to know where the transition usually lands on your lot.
Each Lenexa subdivision has its own 'Lenexa Look' rules — earth-tone stain palette, approved panel styles, gate specs, and in some cases banned profiles like raw white vinyl. We prepare the full packet (elevation, materials, color sample, gate drawing) and chase the approval letter on your behalf. Review usually runs 7 to 14 days, longer in Canyon Creek.
WHAT WE INSTALL IN LENEXA
One Johnson County fence contractor for every material, every panel orientation, and every gate type. Each link below opens a dedicated Lenexa page with pricing, ARB notes, and detention-pond layout context. Whether you're fencing a new build in Falcon Valley or replacing 1980s cedar in Brookwood, the service detail you need is one click away.
Stained cedar privacy — the 'Lenexa Look' most HOAs require. We install dog-ear, shadow box, and the modern horizontal slat styles that have exploded across City Center and Falcon Valley.
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Earth-tone vinyl privacy — Lenexa HOAs often ban white vinyl in favor of tan, khaki, or gray. We install the colors your Canyon Creek or Brookwood committee actually approves.
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Galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link for commercial sites along Lenexa Logistics Centre and the I-35/I-435 corridor. Residential HOAs generally prohibit it.
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Black powder-coated steel and aluminum — the standard along Lenexa's many on-site detention ponds and common-area borders where HOAs require see-through fencing.
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Full-privacy cedar and the modern horizontal slat cedar designs that have become a Lenexa trend — especially in newer master-planned City Center developments.
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Perimeter security, anti-climb panels, and decorative commercial fencing for the massive Lenexa Logistics Centre business parks and the ever-expanding City Center retail mix.
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High demand in Lenexa's newer master-planned neighborhoods. Code-compliant to Kansas state pool code — 48-inch minimum height, self-closing self-latching hardware.
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Architectural submissions for Canyon Creek, Falcon Valley, Brookwood, Oak Park, and Manchester Park. The 'Lenexa Look' spec is specific — we submit packets that match it.
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Post rot from poor new-development drainage is the #1 Lenexa call. We pull, re-set to 36 inches with drainage gravel, and rebuild the section.
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Walk gates, double-drive gates, and modern horizontal wood-and-steel gates that match Lenexa's trend toward contemporary residential design.
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Semi-transparent penetrating stain applied by the same crew that installs the fence. Earth-tone and natural colors required by most Lenexa HOAs.
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Different blocks, different rules — ARB stain palette, detention-pond setbacks, and lot orientation all change the install. Practical notes on the Lenexa subdivisions we work in most often. If you don't see yours, we still install there — these are the ones with details worth flagging upfront.
One of Lenexa's best-known master-planned neighborhoods. Specific HOA bylaws govern the 'Lenexa Look' — stained cedar or black ornamental iron, earth-tone palette only. We prepare Canyon Creek packets with the specific material and stain callouts the committee expects.
Modern master-planned community where horizontal slat cedar fencing has become a signature style. We install both traditional cedar and the contemporary horizontal designs — same 36-inch post depth, different panel orientation.
Established 1980s-90s Lenexa neighborhood where the original cedar is reaching end of life. Full replacements dominate here — typically cedar or vinyl at the original height, with updated post depth and hardware the original installers didn't meet.
Long-established Lenexa subdivision near Black Bob Park. Mature trees, tight lots, and a mix of older cedar and chain link being replaced with modern cedar privacy. These installs require careful 811 utility locates — the original buried lines don't always match current maps.
Residential area off 87th Street Parkway with newer and older mixed construction. Standard JoCo HOA restrictions apply in the post-1990 sections. Chain link is being actively phased out here and replaced with cedar or vinyl privacy.
Lenexa's highest-density new construction zone. Many homes back up to on-site detention ponds, which the city regulates specifically for fence setbacks and materials. Ornamental iron along the pond side, cedar privacy on interior lot lines — a hybrid install we do often here.
Landmarks near our Lenexa service areas: Lenexa City Center, Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park, Thompson Barn, Legler Barn Museum, and the Lenexa Logistics Centre. Our crews travel I-435, I-35, K-10, 87th Street Parkway, and Lackman Road from our Olathe home base — if you're near any of them, we're a short drive.
RECENT LENEXA PROJECTS
Every photo below is a real RKC install across Lenexa. Cedar privacy, horizontal slat, ornamental iron hybrid, and gates — from City Center new builds to Brookwood replacements. Click through for the full KC metro gallery.
LENEXA FENCE PRICING
A typical 150-to-200-foot Lenexa backyard runs $4,000 to $7,000 for 6-foot cedar privacy, fully installed. Horizontal slat cedar runs higher — $5,100 to $9,600 for the same footage — because the construction is more labor-intensive. Hybrid pond-side layouts add ornamental iron pricing on the pond run. What moves your specific number: linear footage, gate count, slope, old-fence removal, and permit fees.
Every estimate is free, written, and itemized — posts, concrete, hardware, permit, and cleanup on separate line items. No surprises at invoice. Old-fence demo and haul-off is an add-on line if you need it.
LENEXA REVIEWS
Lenexa neighbors talking about fence and gate installs on their own lots. Verified Google Business Profile reviews from Lenexa homeowners. 4.9 stars from 77+ reviews across the KC metro since 2021.
We added a double drive gate to our existing fence for trailer access. The gate is heavy-duty with proper cross-bracing and swings smooth every time. They matched the new gate to our existing cedar fence perfectly — you cannot tell it was added later.
LENEXA FENCE QUESTIONS
The questions that come up most during estimates and walkthroughs across Lenexa. If yours isn't here, call (913) 286-1091 — Josh usually picks up.
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