Wood Fences, Done Right

It depends on the wood and the care it gets. Cedar and redwood naturally resist rot and insects, and a fresh stain every few years keeps boards looking great for a long time. We'll explain the upkeep during your estimate so there are no surprises.

Yes — we can finish your fence with stain or leave it natural. Many homeowners choose a stain for extra protection and a richer color; we'll show you the options.

Often, yes. If part of your fence still has good bones, we can replace just the worn sections and match the style and height of what's there.

Not necessarily — as long as we have access to the yard and you've approved the layout, we can work while you're out. We'll send updates and do the final walkthrough with you.