Ornamental Aluminum
The wrought iron look without the rust and the repainting. Powder coated, and it holds its finish for decades.
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What it costs you up front and what it saves you later
Vinyl usually costs more than wood on install day. It also never needs stain, sealer or paint. Over the life of the fence that math tends to come out in vinyl's favor, and it is worth thinking about in those terms rather than just comparing the estimate.
Styles
Solid privacy panels are the common ask for back yards. Colonial picket suits a front yard where you want a boundary and not a wall. Horizontal board reads more modern and works well on newer builds.
Cold weather
Vinyl gets more brittle when it is very cold, which matters for how it is handled during installation more than how it lives in your yard. It is one more reason posts and footers need to be done properly the first time.
Why people choose it
- No painting, staining or sealing, ever
- Will not rot, warp or feed insects
- Colonial picket, solid privacy and horizontal board styles
- Cleans up with a hose and a brush
- Holds its color, since the color goes through the material
Not sure this is the right material? Contact us and we will recommend the option best suited to your property and budget.
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Custom Wood
Cedar or treated pine, cut and built for your yard. Privacy and property value at a reasonable price.
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The most fence per dollar. Galvanized, or vinyl coated in black, green or brown if you would rather it disappear.
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