Wood Privacy Fencing

Walk down any street and you’ll see the signs – warped panels, posts that have shifted, and gaps that weren’t there before. These issues usually occur when fences are installed without any understanding of how the ground changes across seasons.

Cedar and pressure-treated wood fences are both well suited to the climate. However, with deep frost and constant ground movement, they only hold up when they’re set correctly from the start. That’s where our experience comes in. As we’ve worked on all types of ground and know what it takes to get the depth, layout, and setup right, we ensure the fence holds up the way it should.

Both options work well – the difference comes down to budget, finish, and long-term preference.

Cedar
Cedar naturally resists moisture, rot, and insects. It takes stain well, maintains a clean finish, and holds its structure over time. Because of this, it’s the better option if finish quality and long-term appearance matter most.

Pressure-Treated Pine
Pressure-treated wood is more affordable and performs just as well when properly installed. It’s rated for ground contact without breaking. That makes it a practical choice for homeowners who want durability without the higher upfront cost.

Not sure which one suits your property and your budget? We’ll give you an honest recommendation during the site visit, based on the ground, not on what’s easier to sell.