Residential Fencing

One of the most popular and durable styles of residential fencing, galvanized chain link is zinc-coated steel, designed to resist corrosion while boasting affordability.  Perfect for those who need a fence where privacy is not necessary.  

Like galvanized chain link fencing, vinyl-coated chain link fencing is a budget-friendly alternative to wood and vinyl privacy, or aluminum, but it is more expensive than galvanized chain link.  Vinyl-coated chain link provides superior corrosion protection, and can come in other colors besides the most common color, which is black.  

Wood privacy fencing has a traditional and appealing look, and when properly maintained, a wood privacy fence can last over 20 years.  Wood fences may be stained or painted to suit the homeowner, and they are typically less expensive than vinyl or aluminum.  This type of fence is a good balance between a desire for privacy and a budget-friendly option. 

Vinyl fencing is a low-maintenance, easy to clean fencing solution that provides durability against water and pests.  It offers excellent longevity, albeit at a premium cost. However, over time the higher up-front cost ultimately makes it a good investment due to its longevity. 

Aluminum ornamental fencing offers a classic elegance in a wide variety of styles, and in addition to offering excellent durability in standing up to the elements, it provides a decorative barrier for your home and yard.   While the pricing is more expensive than many other options, this fencing can last for decades with low maintenance, and it is a "curb-appeal" game-changer for your property.

The traditional look of white pickets blends with the durability of vinyl to give this fence the advantage of low maintenance over its wood counterpart while still providing the classic appearance.  These fences come in many different styles and colors.