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"Aleksey is a real craftsman. He installed crown moldings in our home, and I’m so impressed with his attention to details. He was very punctual and his quote was very reasonable. I will definitely will use Aleksey's services again."

"Quality work. Still working and strong today."

"Ruben and his associate did an excellent job installing new wooden stairs in our home. They were very efficient and got the job done quickly, good price as well."

"They did an excellent job of re-grouting the tiles on two bathroom floors. I'm pleased with how it all turned out!"

"Shannon is wonderful to work with. He listened to our ideas & tried to incorporate them. I would hire MRI Construction again"

Superior Fence and Rail is a women owned and family operated fencing company proudly serving Oregon and Southwest Washington. We specialize in professional fence installations and repairs that enhance privacy, security, and curb appeal for residential and commercial properties alike. We proudly work with local small business installers to ensure your best install experience. We offer quality materials including chain link, wood, vinyl, steel, aluminum and railing options to suit every style and budget. Financing available.\n\nFrom the first consultation to final installation, we prioritize clear communication, precision workmanship, and long lasting results. Whether you need a brand new fence, repairs, or an upgrade to an existing enclosure, every project is completed with care and attention to detail. At Superior Fence and Rail, we are committed to dependable service, honest pricing, and results you can trust. Homeowners choose us for reliability, craftsmanship, and satisfaction.

"Alex was friendly and provided the lowest bid, but the project had significant compliance and quality issues. A 5-day estimate stretched to 8; while I prioritized quality over speed, the final stages felt rushed and lacked transparency. Most concerningly, the top step was installed at an 8.5? rise, violating Oregon code. Alex admitted he knew it was out of code but did not disclose this until we pointed it out. The resolution process was defensive and difficult. While early work was careful, quality declined on the final day. Alex recommended leaving one step sloped, then later criticized the look of his own recommendation. I had to personally shim and level a tread myself after he left. Additionally, the railing was cut short and visibly patched, and our hallway baseboards were discarded without consultation. To his credit, Alex offered to return for finishing work the next day. However, the lack of transparency regarding code and the inconsistent finish were disappointing."