A wood fence has a warmth vinyl can't match. We install cedar and pressure-treated fences across Middletown and Orange County, from tall privacy fences to picket fences and split-rail along a country property line.
Wood fence styles
- Stockade and board-on-board privacy — solid, tall fencing for backyards
- Shadowbox — alternating boards that look good from both sides
- Picket — traditional front-yard fencing
- Split-rail — open, rustic fencing for larger lots and farm properties
Cedar or pressure-treated?
Cedar naturally resists rot and insects, weathers to a silver-gray if left untreated and stays straighter over time. Pressure-treated pine costs less and is very durable in the ground, which is why it's often used for posts even when the panels are cedar.
Making a wood fence last
- Posts set deep and correctly for our frost conditions
- Boards kept off the ground so they don't wick up moisture
- A stain or sealer within the first year, then every few years after
Wood fence FAQ
How long does a wood fence last?
With good installation and regular sealing, a wood fence can last many years. Cedar generally lasts longer than untreated pine panels.
Should I stain it right away?
Pressure-treated wood usually needs time to dry before staining. We'll tell you when your fence is ready.
Ready to plan your fence?
Tell us your address, what the fence needs to do and roughly how much of the property it covers. We'll set up a free on-site estimate.
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