Most fence contractors avoid prevailing-wage work.
One missed Statement of Intent, one botched certified payroll, one wrong fringe-benefit calc — and the entire pay cycle stalls, or the contract gets terminated. The math doesn't pencil for a generalist shop.
We built around it. Compliance is the moat, not the cost.
The paperwork stack, end-to-end.
The compliance discipline most contractors quietly avoid is the surface we built our process around.
Certified payroll, weekly
WA L&I Form F700-065-000 every week, every worker, every job. Federal WH-347 for Davis-Bacon projects. No exceptions, no late filings, no fudged hours.
Intent + Affidavit lifecycle
Statement of Intent to Pay Prevailing Wages filed with WA L&I before crews mobilize. Affidavit of Wages Paid filed before final payment. We track the lifecycle so your project payment isn't blocked.
Multi-portal upload
LCPtracker, eMars, Procore, Textura, GCPay, and direct to WA L&I PWIA, on the agency-prescribed cadence. We learn your portal — you don't learn ours.
Apprenticeship ratios
Tracked per trade classification, per pay period, per job. The single most common reason prime contractors get dinged on PW audits.
Fringe-benefit calculation
Cash fringe vs. bona-fide benefit-plan fringe broken out per worker per job per pay period. Documented to survive a DOL or state audit.
Submittals + as-builts
Project submittals, RFI response, change-order documentation, and as-built drawings delivered on the agency's spec. Project Engineers don't chase us for paperwork.
Built for every PW vertical.
State DOTs to municipal parks departments to federal installations — Hero runs the same compliance discipline across every agency type.
WSDOT & ODOT
Highway perimeter, rest area fence, maintenance yard enclosure, controlled-access vehicle gates. Prevailing-wage on every project.
School Districts
Playground perimeter, athletic field enclosures, gated controlled access, parking enforcement. State PW-rated trades; background-checked installers.
Ports & Transit
Terminal perimeter, container yard fence, transit-lot enclosure, controlled-access slide and swing gates. Coordinate cleanly with port security operations.
Cities & Counties
Public parks, pools, animal control, public-works yards, water-treatment plants. Parks-department-friendly aesthetics; PW compliance regardless.
GSA, DoD, Military
Davis-Bacon projects on federal installations. Bonded, insured, cleared installers where required. WH-347 cert payroll standard.
Colleges & Universities
Campus perimeter, athletic facility enclosure, parking enforcement, dorm-area access control. State-PW-compliant on public institutions.
Real projects. Named partners.
References available on request. Full portfolio at /portfolio.
Vancouver Waterfront
3,000+ LF chain link and wood, downtown park blocks perimeter. Coordinated with the GC's urban-density schedule and public-event load.
Hockinson High School
Indoor athletic facility enclosure. K-12 PW classification, background-checked installers, mid-school-year staging.
Devine Park
Chain-link perimeter for parks division. Prevailing-wage; parks-department-friendly aesthetics, durable mesh selection.
Camas Skate Park
Perimeter repair and safety upgrade for active municipal facility. Single-team coordination with parks ops.
Lacamas Hills Park
Cedar and ornamental steel park environment. Hybrid trade competence on a single PM's scope.
Jens Point
Ornamental steel facility perimeter plus integrated dog-park area. Spec-driven design with developer-side documentation.
The questions procurement officers actually ask.
+Are you registered in SAM.gov and ready for federal Davis-Bacon work?
Yes. SAM.gov registered, UEI on file. We file WH-347 certified payroll weekly on federal projects and coordinate with the contracting officer for any project-specific compliance addenda.
+Do you self-perform or sub the fence trade?
Self-perform. The crew is W-2 Hero employees on every project. That's how we keep cert payroll clean and how we hold one PM/Foreman/Estimator team accountable from RFP through punch list.
+What's your typical PW project size and timeline?
Project sizes from $50K small-fence packages on a single school to $1M+ multi-phase port or DOT perimeter work. Typical mobilization 2–4 weeks after award, depending on materials and access scheduling.
+Can you bid a project that requires bonded payment + performance?
Yes. We carry single-project + aggregate bonding capacity from a Pacific Northwest surety. Capacity letter is available on request. We can scale capacity ahead of an oversize award when scope is identified early.
+Do you have apprentices on the crew?
Yes. Apprenticeship ratios are tracked per pay period per project as part of standard cert payroll. We work with WA & OR state-approved apprenticeship programs.
+How quickly can you respond to a bid invitation?
Same business day for acknowledgement; bid back within one business day for typical PW scope. RFI response on agency cadence — usually 24–48 hours.
+Do you handle change orders + as-builts on the agency's spec?
Yes. Change orders documented to agency requirements (often three-quote rule on materials, PE-signed engineering memos on structural changes). As-built drawings delivered on the agency's preferred format (AutoCAD or PDF redlines).
Send us your RFP. We'll send you a clean bid.
Plan room link, agency spec, scope summary — any format. We acknowledge every bid invitation within one business day with a capability statement and any clarifying questions.

