Fence Types

Wood fences add a warm, natural aesthetic to your property, enhancing its overall appearance.

Wood fences can be easily customized to suit your preferences in items of height, style, and design.

Wood fences are versatile and can complement various architectural styles and landscaping designs.

Wood fences provide privacy by blocking the view from outsiders, creating a secluded space for you and your family.

Treated wood fences can be highly durable and withstand harsh weather conditions when maintained properly.

Wood fences are often more cost-effective compared to other materials like metal.

Wood is a renewable resource, making it an environmental friendly option for fencing.

Picket fences are iconic and timeless. They consist of evenly spaced vertical boards (pickets) attached to horizontal rails. Picket fences are popular for their charming and inviting appearance, a favorite for front yards and gardens.

Privacy fences feature spaced vertical boards that offer maximum privacy and security. They create a solid barrier, blocking the view from outsiders and providing seclusion for homeowners to enjoy their outdoor spaces.

Shadowbox fences feature alternating panels on either side of the fence, creating a visually appealing design. This style offers some privacy while still allowing airflow and natural light to pass through.

Board-onboard fences feature overlapping vertical boards, providing privacy and visual appealing look from both inside and outside of the property.

Lattice top fences combine the functionality of a privacy fence with the decorative element of lattice panels on the top portion. This style adds visual interest and allows for airflow and light while still maintaining privacy.

When choosing lumber for wood fences, several factors need consideration to ensure durability, appearance, and suitability for the intended purpose. We offer our wood fences in cedar and redwood lumber.

• Cedar: A popular choice for wood fences due to its natural resistance to rot, decay, and insect damage. It has a pleasant aroma and attractive grain patterns, making it an aesthetically pleasant option. Cedar is lightweight, easy to work with and can be left untreated for a natural weathered look or stained/painted for added protection and color.
• Redwood: Is another excellent option for wood fences, prized for its natural beauty, durability, and resistance to decay and insects. It has a rich color variations and grain patterns that add warmth and character to ant fence, Redwood is more expensive that cedar but offers exceptional longevity and low maintenance.

In addition to the correct lumber selection and the quality of the material, fence installation is critical for a long lasting fence.

• Planning and Preparation: Before starting the installation process, we carefully plan the layout and design of your fence. We determine the fence line, dimensions, and consider any permits and/or regulations. We plan our installation to meet local building codes.