Residential Fencing
A good fence does its job quietly for decades. Posts that stay plumb, gates that latch on the first try, lines that run straight even where the yard doesn't. That's the fence we've been building for homeowners since 1985.
Whether it's privacy from the road, a safe yard for dogs and kids, or a clean line around a pool, we'll walk the property with you, talk through materials, and give you a free estimate with a straight number on it.
Fence Types We Install
Wood
- The classic. Privacy, picket, or decorative, built board by board and made to be stained and kept for the long haul.
Vinyl
- Low maintenance and weather-resistant. No staining, no rot, a wash now and then.
Aluminum
- Clean lines and no rust. A favorite around pools and front yards where looks matter as much as the boundary.
Chain Link
- Honest, budget-friendly, and tough. Pet runs, property lines, and security perimeters.
Privacy & Pool Fencing
- Full-height privacy builds and pool enclosures laid out for safety.
Built for This Ground
Fence around here has to survive things flat-country fence never meets. We set posts below the frost line so heave doesn't lift them, brace for slopes because level yards are the exception, and hang gates to keep swinging true through wet springs and hard freezes. It's the difference between a fence that's straight on day one and a fence that's still straight in year fifteen.
Common Questions
Which fence material should I pick?
- Depends what the fence is for. Wood for looks and privacy you can customize, vinyl if you never want to stain anything, aluminum for appearance with no rust, chain link when budget and function lead. We'll talk it through at the estimate — the right answer comes from your yard, not a brochure.
Will a fence work on my sloped yard?
- Yes. Most yards we fence have grade to them. We either step the fence or rack it to follow the ground — we'll recommend which when we see the slope.
How do I keep a wood fence looking good?
- Stain or seal it every few years. We do that work too, so the fence we build can stay looking like the fence you bought.
Do you fix existing fences?
- Call us. Leaning posts, sagging gates, storm damage — if it's worth repairing we'll say so, and if it's past saving we'll tell you that straight too.