Cedar naturally resists insects and holds its shape, which is why many owners pick it. Our cedar fence installation delivers rich color, a pleasant scent, and long service when sealed on schedule. Heartwood boards are available for owners who want the most durable grade.
A six-foot privacy wood fence uses tight boards with no gaps, blocking sightlines from neighbors and roads. We can add a lattice top, a cap rail, or a shadowbox pattern for extra style. Hidden fasteners keep the finished face clean on request.
Want arches, stepped rooflines, or a picket design that matches your porch? Our custom wood fence work, part of our wider custom fence installation service, starts with a sketch and ends with a boundary that belongs to your house alone.
Our residential fence installation services cover single-family homes, townhomes, and corner lots. We handle gates, side-yard returns, and the awkward jogs around sheds, trees, and air conditioning units. We also coordinate with utility locators before digging.
Weathered grey boards do not always need removal. Fence restoration through cleaning, bracing, and sealing can add years, and a regular fence maintenance plan protects the finish afterward.
Soft boards and sagging gates can be rescued with wood fence repair. When the whole structure has failed, wood fence replacement gives you a clean start without the headache of piecemeal fixes. We rebuild the weak sections first, then show you whether the remaining boards deserve to stay.
We meet at your property, review your goals, discuss sprinkler lines, and take measurements.
You pick boards, height, stain preferences, and gate hardware from samples we bring.
Our crew sets posts, hangs rails, fastens boards, and installs gates, cleaning up daily.
We test every latch and review upkeep tips with you before we say goodbye.
How often should I stain or seal the wood?
Most owners refresh the finish every two to three years, depending on sun exposure and sprinkler contact.
Will you remove my old fence first?
Yes, we can haul away worn boards and rails, then install your new wood line in the same project.
How tall can my fence be?
Residential limits differ by city and neighborhood association. We check local requirements and confirm them with you before building anything.
Which wood is best for a Florida fence?
Cedar is popular for its natural resistance to rot and insects. Pressure-treated pine costs less and performs well when sealed, so the right choice depends on budget and appearance. We can bring sample boards to your door so you can compare grain and color.
