Fence installation in Kimberly, Idaho
Fences for one of the fastest-growing small cities in Twin Falls County, where new homes keep going up on former farm ground.
Kimberly is in Twin Falls County, part of the Twin Falls metro area. It grew from 3,264 residents in 2010 to 4,626 in 2020, an increase of almost 42 percent. The town was founded in 1905 and named for Peter L. Kimberly, a major investor in Milner Dam. It's also home to the University of Idaho's Kimberly Research and Extension Center. Much of that recent growth is new subdivisions with bare backyards.
What Kimberly homeowners usually want
- A first fence for a newly built home
- Vinyl in the color the HOA approved
- A shared fence split with the neighbor on a new street
- Side-yard gates wide enough for a mower or trailer
- Chain link dog runs
New lots and neighbors
On a brand-new street, several neighbors are often planning fences at once, which is a good time to agree on the line and split the cost of a shared fence. Locate the corner pins before anyone digs; on new lots, grading and landscaping can bury or move stakes. Many subdivisions also have covenants that set fence height, material and color.
Whose rules apply?
Kimberly is its own city, separate from Twin Falls, so the Twin Falls fence handout doesn't govern lots inside Kimberly city limits. Check with the City of Kimberly on height, placement and permits, or have the contractor confirm it before the job starts.
Wide-open lots
New subdivisions on old farm fields have few trees to break the wind. Reinforced vinyl posts, metal-framed gates and closer post spacing pay for themselves there.
Common questions
Do you cover all of Kimberly?
Yes. Call with your address and we'll connect you with a contractor that serves your subdivision.
Who sets fence rules in Kimberly?
The City of Kimberly, plus your HOA if your subdivision has covenants. Check both before you build.
Services in Kimberly
- Wood fencesCedar and treated wood privacy, picket and horizontal fences, set on posts built to stay plumb.
- Vinyl fencesVinyl privacy, semi-privacy, picket and rail fences, reinforced for Magic Valley wind.
- Chain link and metal fencesChain link for dogs, gardens and side yards, plus steel and aluminum ornamental fences and pool barriers.
- Livestock and acreage fencingWire, no-climb, pipe and rail fence for pastures, corrals and hobby farms around Twin Falls.
- Fence repair and gatesFix wind damage, leaning posts, rot and broken panels, or rehang and replace sagging gates.
Nearby areas
Fence flattened by a west wind, or a new backyard with nothing around it?
Call the number above and a Magic Valley fence contractor will set a time to see the job and quote it directly.