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Post Falls is just west of Coeur d'Alene and east of Spokane, Washington, off Interstate 90.

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What to know before you hire in Post Falls

Permit: The city does not require a permit to install a fence. The fence still must meet the city's height and property rules. It must sit on or inside your property line, and a licensed surveyor can find your corner pins.

Full Post Falls rules and permit guide

What holds up in Post Falls

Post Falls has cold, snowy winters like the rest of Kootenai County. Plan for frozen ground and heavy snow.

Questions Post Falls homeowners ask

Do I need a permit for a fence in Post Falls?

No. The city does not require a permit. The fence still has to meet the height and property line rules.

How tall can a fence be in my front yard?

The limit is 3 feet in the required front yard setback. Side and rear yard setback areas allow up to 6 feet.

What about a corner lot?

A fence along the street-side yard can be 6 feet, if it does not reach into the front yard setback. Next to a neighbor's side yard, it must stay at 3 feet or lower where it blocks their driveway view.

How do I find my property line?

Look for the pin at each corner of your lot. A metal detector often finds them, or a licensed surveyor can mark them.

Can I build right on the property line?

The city says on or within your property line. Talk to your neighbor first and set it inside the line if you are not sure.

Do pool fences have special rules?

The city points to a 48 inch minimum barrier height for pools, plus gate rules. Check with the Building Division before you build.

Who do I call before I dig post holes?

Call 811. In Kootenai County that reaches Dig Safe North Idaho 811. Ask for locates at least 2 full business days before you dig.

Areas we serve

Post Falls and nearby: Coeur d'Alene, Rathdrum, Hayden, Huetter, Dalton Gardens. See the service area