Fences Provided

Vinyl

A low-maintenance, durable plastic fencing that resists rot, rust, and fading, making it a long-lasting option for privacy or decorative purposes.

Aluminum

A lightweight,metal fencing that offers a classic, ornamental look with minimal upkeep, commonly used for pool enclosures and yard boundaries.

Wood

A traditional, natural-looking fence that can be customized in many styles and stains, though it requires regular maintenance to prevent rot and weathering.

Chainlink

An affordable, woven wire fencing made of galvanized or coated steel that provides security and visibility, often used for yards, sports areas, and commercial properties.

Vinyl Fences

Privacy panel – Tall solid sections with no gaps, available in many colors
Picket – Classic look in white or tan, virtually maintenance-free
Ranch rail – Mimics wood split-rail style but with no rotting or painting needed
Shadowbox – Alternating board design with slight airflow
Scalloped top – Decorative curved top between posts for a classic aesthetic
Lattice top – Decorative grid pattern along the upper portion
Stockade – Full privacy with flat or dog-eared top boards
Semi-private – Spaced pickets for partial visibility and airflow

Aluminum Fences

Flat top – Clean, simple horizontal rail design with vertical pickets
Spear top (finial) – Classic pointed tips on each picket for an ornamental, wrought-iron look
Puppy panel – Closer picket spacing near the bottom to contain small pets
Pool style – Designed specifically to meet pool safety codes, with self-closing gates
Estate style – Heavier, more decorative design for a high-end or formal appearance
3-rail vs 2-rail – Varies the number of horizontal rails for different heights and strength levels
Arched panel – Decorative curved top panels between posts for an elegant look

Wood Fences

Privacy fence – Tall, solid panels with no gaps for maximum seclusion
Picket fence – Classic short fence with evenly spaced pointed or flat-top boards
Split rail – Rustic style with horizontal rails set into posts, common on large properties
Board on board – Overlapping vertical boards for a semi-private, layered look
Shadowbox – Alternating boards on both sides of the rail for airflow and partial privacy
Stockade – Tightly packed, flat-topped boards for full privacy
Lattice top – Solid bottom with a decorative crisscross pattern on top
Post and rail – Simple open design with horizontal rails, popular on farms and ranches

Chain-Link Fences

Galvanized – Silver-coated steel wire, the most common and affordable option
Vinyl-coated – Chain-link covered in colored PVC (black, green, brown) for a cleaner look
Privacy slats – Chain-link with woven plastic or aluminum slats inserted for added privacy
Mini mesh – Smaller diamond openings for added security and pet containment
Barbed wire top – Chain-link with barbed wire along the top for high-security areas
Razor wire top – Similar to barbed wire but with sharp metal coils, used in commercial/industrial settings

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