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Types of Residential Fence

Choosing the right residential fence involves considering several factors to ensure it meets your needs and preferences. Here are some tips to help you make the best choice: Click each button to read more details.

  • Privacy: If privacy is your main concern, consider solid fences like wood privacy fences, vinyl privacy fences, or stone walls.
  • Security: For security, opt for sturdy materials like wrought iron, steel, or aluminum fences.
  • Aesthetics: If you want to enhance the look of your property, consider decorative options like picket fences, ornamental metal fences, or lattice fences.
  • Containment: For keeping pets or children safe, choose fences that are tall and secure, such as chain link fences with privacy slats or solid wood fences.
  • Wood: Offers a natural look and can be customized but requires regular maintenance.
  • Vinyl: Low maintenance and durable but can be more expensive.
  • Metal: Durable and secure but may require maintenance to prevent rust.
  • Composite: Combines the look of wood with low maintenance but can be costly.
  • Chain Link: Cost-effective and secure, but not very private unless enhanced with slats.
  • Determine your budget and compare the costs of different materials and styles. Remember to factor in installation and maintenance costs.
  • Consider the local climate and choose materials that can withstand weather conditions. For example, vinyl and metal are good for humid or rainy areas, while wood may need more maintenance in such climates.
  • Think about how much time and effort you’re willing to put into maintaining your fence. Wood fences require regular staining or painting, while vinyl and metal fences are low maintenance.
  • Check local zoning laws and homeowners’ association (HOA) rules to ensure your fence complies with height, style, and placement regulations.
  • Decide whether you want to install the fence yourself or hire a professional. Some materials and styles are easier to install than others.
  • Choose a fence that complements the style of your home and landscape. Consider the color, design, and overall look.
  • Consider the lifespan of the material. Some materials, like vinyl and metal, can last longer than wood.
  • If sustainability is important to you, look for eco-friendly materials like bamboo or recycled composite. By considering these factors, you can choose a fence that meets your needs and enhances your property. If you have any specific questions or need further advice, feel free to call us today.

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Types of Residential Fence & Rail

Each type of fence serves different purposes, so the best choice depends on your specific needs, such as security, durability, or aesthetics. Do you have a particular type in mind for your project?

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Privacy Fence: Offers great privacy and security. Can be customized with different designs and finishes.

  • Board-on-Board Fence: (Lap & Cap) Overlapping vertical boards provide complete privacy.
  • Stockade Fence: Vertical boards placed tightly together for maximum privacy.

Classic look, often used for decorative purposes. Available in wood or vinyl. Provides minimal privacy and security.

  • Traditional Picket: Short, evenly spaced vertical boards with pointed tops.
  • Dog-Ear Picket: Pickets with a rounded or “dog-ear” top for a softer look.
  • Two-Rail: Two horizontal rails between posts, often used for decorative purposes.
  • Three-Rail: Three horizontal rails, providing a bit more height and security.
  • Full Lattice: Crisscrossed wood strips create a lattice pattern, often used for gardens.
  • Lattice Top: Combines a solid lower section with a lattice top for added style.
  • Alternating vertical boards on each side of the fence, providing partial privacy and a decorative look. Shadowbox fences common styles include arched, flat top, dog-eared, and French Gothic.
  • Round Rail: Rounded rails between posts, often used for rural or rustic settings.
  • Square Rail: Square or rectangular rails for a more modern look.
  • Horizontal boards create a sleek, modern appearance. It can be spaced for varying levels of privacy.
  • Vertical boards with a “dog-ear” cut at the top, providing a decorative touch.
  • Similar to split rail but with more uniform, squared-off rails. Often used for larger properties.
  • Tall, solid fence with decorative top elements, providing both privacy and aesthetic appeal
  • Privacy Fence: Low-maintenance and durability. Resistant to rot and insects. It can be more expensive than wood.
  • Picket Fence: Similar to wood picket fences but requires less maintenance. Available in various styles and colors.
  • Standard Chain Link: Provides security and is cost-effective. Not very private but can be enhanced with privacy slats.
  • Vinyl-Coated Chain Link: Offers a more attractive appearance and additional durability.
  • Ornamental Fence: Adds an elegant touch to properties. Durable and low maintenance. Not ideal for privacy.
  • Security Fence: Strong and secure, often used for high-security areas. Can be combined with other materials for added privacy.
  • Made from a mix of wood fibers and plastic. Offers the look of wood with less maintenance. Resistant to weather and insects.
  • Used for temporary purposes like erosion control or pool fencing. Economical and easy to install.
  • Stone Walls: Very durable and offers excellent privacy and security. Can be expensive and labor-intensive to install.
  • Brick Walls: Similar to stone walls in terms of durability and privacy. Adds a classic look to properties.
  • Known for their strength and decorative appeal. Requires regular maintenance to prevent rust. Not ideal for privacy.
  • Modern, consider a horizontal fence made of metal panels and strung between brick columns. It’s a great choice for a sleek, streamlined look.
  • Depending on how the fence is designed, wire fencing can look utilitarian, rustic, or quite modern. The wire used for these fences is usually steel or aluminum and it’s usually designed in a woven fashion, or straight lines attached to posts for a modern look. The steel can sometimes be vinyl coated to soften the aesthetics.
  • Stepped fencing is used in cases of steep slopes. If you have a hilly terrain, this would be a good option for you.
  • Safety fencing, a great option to install around a pool to prevent your pets or children from falling in and getting hurt.
  • Agricultural fencing includes stock fencing, barbed wire fencing, woven wire fencing, and high tensile fencing. These fences are used for agricultural purposes, such as for keeping livestock and crops safe.

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