Current Project Start: About 2 weeks
Next Available Estimate: Within 48 hours
Local Permit Wait Time: About 2 weeks, if necessary
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We build a variety of pressure-treated wood fence styles to match different privacy needs, property layouts, and architectural preferences.
Board-on-board fencing is designed with overlapping pickets that eliminate visible gaps. This style provides maximum privacy while maintaining an attractive appearance from both sides. It’s a popular choice for homeowners who want complete backyard screening and a more upscale wood fence design.
A stockade fence with cap features tightly installed pickets topped with a horizontal cap rail for a finished appearance. The added cap enhances curb appeal while helping create clean, straight lines across the fence. This style combines traditional privacy with a more refined look.
Spaced picket fencing allows airflow and visibility while still defining property boundaries. The gaps between pickets create a lighter, more open appearance than a full privacy fence. This style works well for front yards, gardens, and homeowners who prefer a less enclosed feel.
Shadowbox fencing uses alternating pickets on opposite sides of the rails, creating an attractive appearance from both directions. The design allows air to pass through while maintaining a semi-private barrier. It’s a popular option for neighbors who want an equally finished look on both sides.
Scalloped and dog-eared fences add decorative detail to traditional wood fencing. Scalloped designs feature a curved top profile, while dog-eared pickets have angled corners for a softer appearance. These styles are commonly used in front yards and areas where curb appeal is a priority.
Not all pressure-treated lumber performs the same. The quality of the treatment and the materials used throughout the fence play a major role in long-term performance.
It’s normal for newly installed pressure-treated wood to have a green tint from the copper preservative. The color naturally fades as the wood dries and weathers, typically within 3 to 6 months.
Jim or Jeremy visits your property, reviews the layout, takes measurements, and provides a written estimate. Site conditions and project requirements are discussed upfront so you know exactly what to expect.
We handle permit applications, HOA submissions, and utility locates to help keep your project moving smoothly.
Posts are installed below frost depth in concrete, and the fence is built piece by piece to follow your property's layout and grade.
Once installation is complete, we review the finished project with you and provide warranty documentation. Coverage includes installation-related structural issues.
Every post is installed 36 to 42 inches deep—below the 30-inch frost line—for long-term stability and lasting performance.
Most residential fences require a permit. We submit applications through the Land Use Navigator system and coordinate directly with the county.
Where required, we prepare and submit HOA applications, including drawings and material specifications.
A long-lasting fence starts below ground. We use bell-bottom footings to help resist soil movement, and we set posts 36 to 42 inches deep—well below the frost line—for added stability.
We use the proper amount of concrete to keep each post secure, while ring-shank fasteners help prevent loosening over time. Our stick-built construction method allows us to follow uneven terrain for a cleaner fit and stronger finished product.
We build our fences to withstand winds up to 115 mph, and we complete most residential fence installations within 2 to 5 days.
Every All Around Fence project we take on is handled with the same care and craftsmanship our family business is known for. These recent wood fence installations show what that looks like in practice.
Family-owned since 2000. Owner involvement from estimate to completion.
