A long-lasting vinyl fence option for homeowners who want privacy without constant upkeep.



At All Around Fence, we install vinyl fencing for homeowners who want privacy, clean lines, and less maintenance year after year. From backyard privacy fences to front yard picket styles and pool enclosures—vinyl fencing is a practical choice for many homes in Anne Arundel County, MD. Consistent look, holds up well over time, and works across a wide range of residential layouts and neighborhood styles.
Homeowners across Anne Arundel County often choose vinyl fencing because it’s durable, low-maintenance, and clearly defines property lines. It’s popular for backyard privacy, front-yard pickets, side boundaries, and pool enclosures. Its straightforward design and practicality suit the way most homes are used.
No painting, staining, or sealing required
Clean, uniform panels across long runs
Resists rot and breakdown over time
Well-suited for Maryland weather conditions
Works for privacy, decorative fencing, and boundaries
Vinyl fencing is made from rigid PVC (polyvinyl chloride), similar to vinyl siding, which contributes to its consistent look and low upkeep.
Homeowners across Anne Arundel County request vinyl fencing in a few clear, repeat patterns. The style usually comes down to how much privacy is needed, how visible the fence will be, and where it sits on the property.






Standard vinyl gate configurations we install include:
At All Around Fence, vinyl fencing isn’t treated as a retail product—it’s treated as a permanent exterior material that needs to look right and perform well on real homes. That standard shows in how the fence is planned, installed, and finished.
Vinyl fence materials behave differently depending on the property. Our experience includes installations where layout, terrain, and proximity demand careful handling of panels and posts.
Vinyl fencing is made from rigid PVC (polyvinyl chloride), similar in composition to vinyl siding used on residential homes. When properly installed, this material supports a clean, consistent appearance and reduces the need for ongoing maintenance compared to materials that require regular finishing.
Fence layout planned for vinyl panels, property lines, grades, access points, and existing HOA guidelines.
Posts set and vinyl panels installed for straight runs, stepped grades, curves, gates, and tight spaces.
Panels, gates, and hardware are checked for alignment, operation, and finished appearance before completion.
Vinyl fencing typically costs more upfront than some other materials, but many homeowners view it as a long-term investment rather than a short-term fix. Ongoing maintenance is minimal, which is why vinyl fencing is often compared differently from materials that require regular upkeep.
For homeowners concerned about the initial price, flexible financing options can help spread the cost into manageable monthly payments—making vinyl a practical option, not just a premium one.
| Fence Material | Why Homeowners Choose It | Trade-Offs to Consider |
|---|---|---|
| Vinyl Fencing | - Low maintenance, clean appearance, consistent look over time. - Popular for privacy, pickets, and pool enclosures. |
Higher upfront cost than wood. More limited color range than painted materials, though select earth-tone and two-tone options are available. |
| Wood Fencing | Natural look and flexibility in style. Often lower upfront cost. | Requires ongoing maintenance, such as staining or sealing. Appearance changes over time. |
| Aluminum Fencing | Open design for visibility. Common around pools and decorative boundaries. | Offers less privacy. Not ideal where full screening is needed. |
| Chain Link Fencing | Functional boundary at a lower cost. Durable for basic enclosure needs. | Minimal privacy and decorative appeal. |
See how All Around Fence delivers clean, durable vinyl fencing through real projects completed across Anne Arundel County.
Our vinyl fences are built from rigid PVC panels with a non-porous surface, which limits moisture absorption and simplifies long-term care in Maryland conditions.
Rinse vinyl fence panels to remove pollen, dirt, and environmental residue
Use mild soap and water to clean vinyl fencing after heavy pollen or storms
Inspect vinyl gates, hinges, and latches to maintain smooth, even movement
Keep soil, mulch, and plants away from vinyl fence panels and posts
After severe Maryland weather, confirm vinyl fence alignment and gate function
Choosing vinyl fencing is only part of the decision. The quality of the installation—and who stands behind it—matters just as much. At All Around Fence, vinyl fencing is installed as a long-term exterior feature, not a quick upgrade or boxed solution.
All Around Fence provides professional vinyl fence installation throughout Anne Arundel County, Maryland. We regularly work in Severn, Pasadena, Glen Burnie, Odenton, Ferndale, and nearby communities. Our team understands local property layouts, neighborhood guidelines, and regional conditions, allowing us to install vinyl fencing that fits the home, the lot, and the surrounding area.
Get a free, on-site vinyl fence estimate from All Around Fence. Also, check out our financing options to make professional installation easier for you.
Call (443) 838-9374 or contact us online to schedule your vinyl fence estimate and discuss available financing today.
Yes. Vinyl fencing is commonly used for backyard privacy, shared property lines, side yards, and clearly defining residential boundaries.
Yes. Vinyl fencing can be installed on sloped or uneven properties using stepped or angled layouts to follow the natural grade.
Many HOAs allow vinyl fencing, especially for rear yards and privacy applications. Approved styles, heights, and colors vary by community.
Vinyl fencing requires minimal maintenance. Occasional rinsing and light cleaning with soap and water is typically sufficient.
Vinyl fencing is made from rigid PVC (polyvinyl chloride). Compared to wood, it requires less upkeep and maintains a consistent appearance.