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Vertical wood fencing in a sunny backyard garden.

Wood Fencing

-Natural Beauty
-Great Privacy
-Customizable
-Cost-Effective

How to pick a Wood Fence

Choosing the right wood fence starts with deciding how much privacy, security, and visibility you want. Consider styles like privacy, picket, shadowbox, horizontal, or split rail to match your property. Next, choose a height based on your needs for pets, children, privacy, or decoration. Wood type, stain color, picket shape, and post caps can further customize the appearance. The right combination should balance function, budget, and the style of your home.

(Step 1)

Choose a height

Wood fences are commonly available in 4-, 5-, and 6-foot heights, depending on the level of privacy and security you need. Choose a shorter fence for an open, decorative feel or a taller fence for more privacy, pet containment, and backyard security.

(Step 2)

Choose the wood

Choose your wood type based on the balance of appearance, durability, maintenance, and budget that works best for your property. Options like cedar, pressure-treated pine, and redwood each offer different colors, grain patterns, weather resistance, and price points.

(Step 3)

Choose a design

Wood fencing offers a wide range of design options, including privacy, picket, shadowbox, horizontal, board-on-board, lattice-top, and decorative arch-top styles. With so many designs available, you can choose a look that matches your home while providing the right balance of privacy, function, and curb appeal.

Choose a post

(Step 4)

Wood fence posts can be customized with flat tops, gothic tops, decorative caps, or simple squared finishes to match your fence design. Choosing the right post style adds the finishing touch and can make your fence feel either clean and modern or more decorative and traditional.

What Our Clients Say

Modern wood fencing around a residential backyard patio.
“Our new fence looks fantastic and feels incredibly solid. We’ve already gotten compliments from our neighbors, and it’s exactly the look we wanted for our home.”

–Brandon B.

New wood fencing gate with sturdy latch and diagonal bracing.
“We were worried about the larger gate sagging over time, but it feels incredibly solid. All of our gates look great and give us easy access around the property.”

-Eric D.

Privacy wood fencing on a stone retaining wall.
“The craftsmanship really stood out to us. Everything looks straight, clean, and well-built, and the finished fence made a huge difference in our yard.”

-Matt C.

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