Fence Contractor in Mapleton, UT
Fencing rules in Mapleton are more flexible than in most cities nearby, particularly on the larger lots — partly in recognition that a taller fence is what keeps local wildlife out of a garden. That gives you options here you would not have a few towns over.
Gates are where the thinking goes
If you park a trailer or a fifth wheel behind the house, the gate is the part of the fence that decides whether the fence works. It has to be wide enough to get the vehicle through and square enough to still swing true in a few years.
The detail worth adding is a second, narrow gate alongside the wide ones. Without it, walking into the back garden means swinging a large gate open every time. It is a small decision you notice every day afterwards.
Separating the front from the back
On a large lot a fence is often less about the boundary and more about dividing the property — keeping the working end of it, the trailer, the equipment, the storage, out of sight of the front.
Height and placement do that job, and Mapleton gives you more room to work with than most cities. Worth confirming the current rule for your lot before you settle a layout.
Our work in Mapleton
Mapleton Vinyl Fence and RV Gates
A vinyl fence dividing the front of the property from the back, with gates wide enough to get a fifth wheel through. The useful part is that there are two. Wide utility gates for the trailer, and a separate personal gate alongside them — so getting into the back yard does not mean swinging the big ones open every time. It is a small decision that you notice every day afterwards. Tan vinyl throughout.
Questions we get asked in Mapleton
How wide does an RV gate need to be?
Wide enough for the vehicle plus room to turn into the opening, which depends on the approach as much as the trailer. We measure the approach, not just the trailer.
Can I have a taller fence in Mapleton?
Rules here are generally more flexible than in neighbouring cities, especially on larger lots. They still vary by location, so confirm with the city before finalising a height.
Should I add a walk gate as well?
We recommend it wherever there are wide utility gates. Opening a large gate to carry something into the back garden gets old quickly.