Privacy Fences
Full-height wood fencing designed to improve backyard separation, privacy, and controlled access.
When a Fence Stops Performing
Leaning, Rot, and Weak Gates Usually Point to Structural Problems
Replacing a few pickets will not correct posts that have moved, rails that have failed, or gates that were not properly supported.
Fence Options
Built Around Privacy, Access, and Property Use
Fence height, board direction, post material, gates, terrain, and neighboring structures are evaluated before construction begins.
Horizontal Fences
Clean horizontal boards for contemporary homes, patios, courtyards, and modern landscape designs.
Fence Replacement
Removal and replacement of deteriorated fence sections, damaged posts, rails, pickets, and gates.
Fence Repairs
Targeted repairs for suitable fences with isolated post, rail, picket, hardware, or gate damage.
Custom Gates
Properly framed pedestrian and equipment-access gates with dependable hinges, latches, and support.
Commercial Wood Fencing
Wood barriers and enclosure solutions for commercial properties, service areas, and controlled access.
Material Selection
Choose the Right Wood and Support System
The correct combination depends on appearance, budget, fence height, exposure, soil conditions, maintenance expectations, and intended use.
Cedar Pickets
Natural appearance and common privacy-fence application.
Treated Pine
Practical structural and fencing applications.
Wood Posts
Traditional construction with proper footing installation.
Steel Posts
A durable support option for selected fence designs.
Construction Details
Details that determine how the fence performs.
Post Depth and Footing
Selected for fence height and site conditions.
Straight Fence Lines
Careful layout keeps posts, rails, and tops aligned.
Grade Adjustments
Stepped or adjusted construction follows property elevations.
Gate Reinforcement
Framing and hardware help limit movement and sagging.
Wood Fence Questions
Before Your Fence Project Begins
Do you install new fences and replace existing fences?
Yes. We install new wood fencing and can remove and replace existing fences when the posts, rails, pickets, or complete structure have deteriorated.
Can you repair only one damaged section?
Targeted repairs may be possible when the surrounding fence remains structurally suitable. We evaluate the condition in person before recommending repair or replacement.
Do you install gates with the fence?
Yes. Gate locations, widths, framing, hinges, latches, and access requirements can be included in the fence project.
How do you determine the project price?
Pricing depends on fence configuration, materials, height, gates, demolition, access, grade, post requirements, and other site conditions.
Is an on-site visit required?
An in-person visit allows us to evaluate the fence line, access, terrain, existing conditions, gates, and construction requirements before preparing the estimate.
