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Fences, built in straight lines.

Wood, vinyl and iron fences, laid out with a string line, set in concrete and finished so the top runs dead level.

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WoodPrivacy, slat and picket fences in cedar and pine.
VinylLow-maintenance panels that stay bright for years.
IronOrnamental iron and aluminum for curb appeal.
Fence styles

Six lines
we build most.

Every style comes in a range of heights, finishes and gate options. We bring samples so you can see the color in your own yard light.

Horizontal slat fenceModern

Horizontal slat

Clean horizontal boards with tight, even gaps. Our signature look.

  • Cedar
  • Up to 8 ft
  • Stained
Board-on-board fencePrivacy

Board-on-board

Overlapping boards so there are no gaps, even after the wood shrinks.

  • Cedar or pine
  • 6 ft
  • Both sides finished
Shadowbox slat fenceSemi-private

Shadowbox slat

Alternating slats let light and air through while blocking the view.

  • Dark stain
  • 5 to 6 ft
  • Wind-friendly
Classic picket fenceFront yard

Classic picket

The white picket, done properly: pointed tops, even spacing, straight lines.

  • Vinyl or wood
  • 3 to 4 ft
  • Matching gate
Ornamental iron fenceSecurity

Ornamental iron

Spear-top pickets and rails, powder coated black for curb appeal.

  • Steel or aluminum
  • 4 to 6 ft
  • Pool code
Estate railing fenceStatement

Estate railing

Long runs of ornamental railing that frame a garden without hiding it.

  • Aluminum
  • Custom heights
  • Hedge-ready
Pick a height

How tall
should it be?

Height changes everything: privacy, cost and what your local rules allow. Tap a height to see it next to an average adult.

Full privacyThe standard backyard privacy height. Blocks the view for most people standing in the yard.
1 ft2 ft3 ft4 ft5 ft6 ft7 ft
6 ft
Wide backyard lawn enclosed by a new wood fence
The point of it all

A yard you actually use.

Dogs that stay in. Kids that can run. A patio nobody can see from the street. A good fence is the frame for all of it.

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How we build

Four posts
to a finished line.

01

Walk the line

We walk the property with you, mark gates and corners and talk through height and style.

02

Locate & permit

Utility lines marked before we dig, and permits or HOA approvals handled where needed.

03

Set the posts

Holes dug to depth, posts set in concrete and checked against a tight string line.

04

Hang & finish

Panels, pickets and gates hung level, hardware adjusted and the site raked clean.

Grey railing fence with flower boxes around a lawn
Our standards

Straight is
the standard.

  • ✓
    String-lined and levelTops run level or step evenly down a slope, never wander.
  • ✓
    Posts in concreteSet below frost depth for your area so they stay plumb.
  • ✓
    Utilities marked firstNo digging until underground lines are located.
  • ✓
    Gates that latchHung on heavy hinges and adjusted so they close on their own.
  • ✓
    Clean property lineSpoil hauled off, lawn raked and offcuts gone.
Service area

Around town and out past it.

We fence suburban backyards, city lots, acreage and small farms across the region. Long runs and odd angles welcome.

Suburban backyardsCorner lotsNew constructionPools & patiosAcreageSmall farmsTownhome rows
FAQ

Fence
questions.

Do I need a permit for a fence?

Many towns require one, especially over a certain height or near a street. We check the local rules for your address and handle the application when needed.

Who figures out where my property line is?

We'll build to your survey pins or plat. If the line is uncertain, we recommend a surveyor before we set any posts.

Wood, vinyl or iron: which lasts longest?

Vinyl and aluminum need the least upkeep. Cedar looks warmest and lasts well with a stain every few years. We'll walk through the tradeoffs for your yard.

Can you build on a slope?

Yes. We either step the panels down evenly or rake them to follow the grade, whichever looks best on your lot.

What about my HOA?

Send us the guidelines. We'll design to them and provide the drawings and specs your HOA asks for.

Ready to draw the line?

Your yard, fenced right.

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