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Wood · Vinyl · Composite

Fencing

Privacy, a safe yard for kids and dogs, or a clean property line. We'll help you pick the right material and build it straight and solid.

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Classic, warm, and easy to repair.

Wood Fencing

Wood is the traditional choice, and for good reason. It looks right on farmhouses and older homes, it's the most affordable way to get a full privacy fence, and a damaged board can be swapped out in minutes. We build privacy, picket, and split-rail styles.

Good for

  • Lower upfront cost
  • Natural look that suits rural properties
  • Simple board-by-board repairs

Keep in mind

  • Needs staining or sealing to last
  • Will weather and gray over time if left bare
Get a wood fence estimate
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Clean lines. No paint. No rot.

Vinyl Fencing

Vinyl gives you a crisp, finished look that stays that way. It never needs painting, won't rot, and cleans up with a garden hose. It's a popular choice for pools, pets, and anyone who'd rather not think about their fence again.

Good for

  • Almost no upkeep
  • Won't rot, warp, or attract insects
  • Bright, uniform finish

Keep in mind

  • Costs more up front than wood
  • Fewer natural-looking color options
Get a vinyl fence estimate
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The look of wood, the upkeep of vinyl.

Composite Fencing

Composite fencing is made from the same kind of material as composite decking. It has a wood-grain look without the staining, rot, or splinters. If you're putting in a composite deck, a composite fence ties the whole yard together.

Good for

  • Wood look with low maintenance
  • Pairs with a composite deck
  • Solid, sturdy feel

Keep in mind

  • Highest upfront cost of the three
  • Heavier panels need solid posts and footings
Get a composite fence estimate

Not sure which?

A quick way to choose.

Still torn? That's what the free estimate is for. We'll look at your property and give you our honest take.

Pricing

What a fence costs.

Fences are priced by the linear foot. Material, height, gates, and ground conditions all shape the final number, and we'll walk you through each one.

Fencing, starting at about
$13per linear ft
Labor, starting at
$150per hour
Estimates
Freereply within 24 hrs, generally

Averages and starting points only. Every property is different, so we price each job after seeing it.

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  • Trex Platinum Partner

Free estimates

Let's talk about your fence.

Tell us roughly how much fence you need and what it's for. We'll come out, walk the line with you, and give you a free written estimate.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about the project

    Use the form or send an email. A rough size and a couple of photos help, but they aren't required.

  2. Step 2

    We get back to you

    Generally within 24 hours. A real person answers, not an autoresponder.

  3. Step 3

    Free on-site estimate

    We walk the yard, measure, talk through materials, and give you a written number. No charge, no pressure.