Wood Fencing

A classic that never goes out of style is wood fencing. It is commonly used to provide aesthetics, privacy and secure the perimeters and borders of your homes, gardens, farms and other properties.

Wood types, sizes and styles are numerous. Posts come in varying thickness and heights. They can be accented with gates and caps. Post installation is the foundation of every fence. A securely installed post will not move providing stability and strength to your fence.

Types of wood fencing include:

Picket style: probably the most popular style because of its ease of installation and versatility in design. Picket fences are lovely to look at, with or without painting. They can be natural stained or painted. Stockade style picket fences, also referred to as sold board fencing are 4 to 6 feet high fence high without spacing in between.

Shadowbox: natural, painted or stained two sided semi through fence that gives you semi-privacy. Shadowbox fencing is neighbor friendly since they are two sided.

Split Rail: There are numerous wood choices for split rail fencing including pine, spruce, hemlock and red cedar. The western red cedar is notorious for best durability and resistance to weather. It is an ideal option due to pricing and ease of installation. Common uses include perimeter s around properties and boundary definition. They are decorative for both residential homes and horse and livestock farms.

Slip board Fencing: You’ve seen this style at horse farms. The most handsome are those painted in white found at many horse farms and stables. They can also be installed in natural appearance and treated for weather resistance.