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Every property is different, and the “best” fence depends on what matters most to you—privacy, security, style, function, or budget. We work with both residential and commercial clients and design fences to fit the specific needs of each space. During your initial consultation, we’ll walk through your goals, property layout, and usage to recommend the right solution and customize a fence that truly works for you.

The lifespan of your fence depends on the material you choose, how it’s built, and how well it’s maintained. Factors like grade, coatings or finishes, and routine care all play a role. Our experienced team will walk you through the pros, cons, and price of each option so you have a clear picture of what to expect. With proper installation and maintenance, most residential fences last 15–20 years—and many last even longer.

Maintenance depends largely on the material you choose. Some fences are nearly hands-off, while others benefit from more routine care. During your consultation, our team will walk you through the upkeep, pros, cons, and long-term expectations for each option so you can choose what fits your lifestyle.

• Aluminum
  Aluminum is a low-maintenance option that won’t rot or rust. It doesn’t require painting or sealing, and occasional cleaning with soap and water is typically all that’s needed to keep it looking great.
• Wood
  Wood fences require more hands-on maintenance over time. Regular inspections for rot, mildew, or pests are important, along with periodic cleaning and staining. With proper care, wood fences remain durable and beautiful for many years.
• Vinyl
  Vinyl is one of the easiest fence materials to maintain. It doesn’t rot or rust and usually only needs occasional cleaning with a hose or mild soap. In shaded areas, minor mildew can occur but is easy to clean.
• Wrought Iron
  Wrought iron is strong and durable but does require some maintenance. Periodic cleaning and touch-ups help protect the finish and prevent rust, especially in areas exposed to moisture.

Chain link is typically the most affordable fencing option. Vinyl can also be a cost-effective choice over time, though the upfront investment is often higher. Wood and wrought iron tend to be more expensive due to materials, craftsmanship, and ongoing maintenance needs—wood requires regular staining, while wrought iron needs continued care to help prevent rust.

When comparing options, it’s important to look at the full estimate—not just the bottom line. We take pride in our workmanship, materials, and installation standards, and our estimates reflect the quality and care that go into every fence we build. If you have cost concerns, we encourage you to talk with your sales representative—they can help explore options and find a solution that fits your budget without compromising quality.

Yes—we specialize in custom gates. Our skilled craftsmen design and build gates tailored to your property, style, and functional needs. From clean, classic designs to highly detailed and intricate custom work, we take pride in creating gates that are both durable and visually striking. During your consultation, we’ll collaborate with you on design, materials, and details to ensure the finished gate complements your fence and elevates your space.