Turn your yard into a private, well-fenced space.



A privacy fence should give you separation, comfort, and clear boundaries. At All Around Fence, we install privacy fencing that’s built for Anne Arundel County homes, local codes, and everyday use.
Homeowners across Anne Arundel County choose privacy fencing for different reasons—from blocking close neighbors to containing pets or meeting HOA rules. These are the most common privacy fence styles we install, each suited to specific needs and yard conditions.

Best for: Traditional privacy, uneven yards, flexibility. Pressure-treated pine offers a classic privacy solution that adapts well to slopes and tight property lines.

Best for: Low maintenance, clean appearance, long-term use. A durable fence option made of PVC that provides consistent privacy with minimal upkeep.

Best for: Privacy with airflow and a lighter look. Combines an aluminum frame with slats to reduce visibility without creating a solid wall.

Best for: Functional privacy, pets, large yards. Privacy fence slats to upgrade chain-link is a practical choice for homeowners focused on containment and coverage.
Available options depend on material and location and may include:
Ask-About Options (Approval Varies): Some designs depend on the property layout and HOA rules. Options include horizontal privacy fencing, gray or two-tone vinyl, and extra decorative upgrades. Approval requirements vary by community and are reviewed during your estimate.
A privacy fence only performs as well as the materials behind it. At All Around Fence, we choose materials based on Anne Arundel County conditions, local requirements, and real-world performance.
We primarily use pressure-treated pine for dependable ground-contact performance. Larger posts are used at gates and corners. Cedar is available by request.
Proper panel alignment, post spacing, and matching gates matter more than appearance alone. Our vinyl fencing is installed to stay straight and hold up in everyday residential use.
Long runs and privacy slats rely on coated finishes, solid posts, and correct installation. These details keep functional fences working.
We visit your property anywhere in or near Anne Arundel County. We look at the yard, slopes, boundaries, and exposure. This tells us what privacy fence will actually work.
At All Around Fence, we help you choose a practical fence style and material. We plan the layout and review local permit or HOA requirements before work begins.
Our crew installs the fence, sets posts correctly, and hangs gates cleanly. We walk the job with you at the end. No rush. No loose ends.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Blocks sightlines from neighbors, streets, and nearby properties | Can feel enclosed in smaller yards |
| Creates clear property boundaries | Reduces airflow compared to open fencing |
| Works well for pets, kids, and everyday backyard use | Uses more material than decorative or open styles |
| Available in wood, vinyl, aluminum, and chain link options | Some designs may require HOA or permit approval |
How each compares: Full privacy fencing offers more coverage than semi-privacy or open styles. Those options allow more airflow and visibility, but they don’t provide the same level of separation or screening.
Maintenance depends on the fence material you choose and how you use your yard.
Inspect yearly, clean as needed, and re-seal periodically to maintain appearance and durability.
Rinse occasionally and check hardware during seasonal changes.
Rinse to remove buildup, then check the slats and gates for movement.
Every privacy fence we install reflects real site conditions, local requirements, and homeowner needs. These finished projects in Anne Arundel County show how All Around Fence creates privacy fencing that works in real yards, not just on paper.

Purpose Add privacy and define property lines on a classic Severna Park neighborhood lot.
At All Around Fence, you’re not handed off to layers of sales or project managers. The same team that measures your yard stays involved through installation—fewer surprises. Clear answers.
We work in Glen Burnie, Pasadena, Severn, and nearby neighborhoods every week. We plan for slopes, tight property lines, and local permit rules before posts go in the ground.
We don’t push materials you don’t need. We explain tradeoffs. Wood versus vinyl. Complete privacy versus airflow. You choose what fits your yard and budget.
Post spacing. Gate alignment. Grade changes. These details decide whether a fence holds steady or shifts over time. We plan for them from the start.
We work clean. We protect nearby landscaping. We walk the fence with you at the end. The job isn’t done until it looks right and works the way it should.
Our team installs privacy fencing throughout Anne Arundel County, working regularly in neighborhoods with HOA guidelines, permit requirements, and varied lot conditions. Pasadena is our home base, and we serve nearby communities daily.





All Around Fence delivers owner-led privacy fence installation across Anne Arundel County. Get a clear plan, HOA-aware guidance, and an honest estimate—no shortcuts, no pressure.
Most privacy fence installations take one to three days. At All Around Fence, timelines depend on fence length, yard access, and terrain. Permits and layout details in Anne Arundel County can also affect scheduling.
In many cases, yes. Permit rules vary by municipality and HOA. All Around Fence reviews local requirements during your on-site estimate so your fence meets county and community guidelines.
Vinyl privacy fencing generally holds up the longest with minimal upkeep. Wood privacy fences can also perform well when properly installed and maintained. Climate, soil, and daily use all play a role in longevity.
Wood offers a natural look and adapts well to uneven or older lots. Vinyl costs more upfront but requires far less maintenance over time. An experienced fence builder helps homeowners consider appearance, budget, and long-term care before making a decision.
Post depth depends on fence height, gate locations, and soil conditions. In Anne Arundel County, yards often vary more than expected. Experts adjusts post placement based on site conditions, not a one-size approach.
Yes. Privacy fences can be stepped or adjusted to follow changes in grade. This is common in Maryland neighborhoods, especially on corner lots or properties with drainage slopes.
Front-yard privacy fencing is often restricted. Many Anne Arundel County communities limit privacy fences to rear and side yards. HOA rules and local codes usually decide what’s allowed.
Yes. All Around Fence installs walk gates, double gates, and access gates. Gate size and placement are planned to match the fence layout and daily use.