RESIDENTIAL
WOOD FENCE
Wood Fencing
is still the 1st choice when selecting a fence today. Liberty Fences has a wide variety of wood fencing options available.
We offer a range of materials that you can choose from depending on the style. We primarily utilize Cedar wood for our installations as cedar wood has natural oils to keep it from rotting and is resistant to insects. Cedar is the industry standard for residential fencing needs and provides the best ROI among our fencing options. We also offer Pressure Treated Pine as a low cost alternative for budget-conscious projects. No matter the material, we employ highly skilled craftsman that can execute any wood fence installation with ease!
is still the 1st choice when selecting a fence today. Liberty Fences has a wide variety of wood fencing options available.
We offer a range of materials that you can choose from depending on the style. We primarily utilize Cedar wood for our installations as cedar wood has natural oils to keep it from rotting and is resistant to insects. Cedar is the industry standard for residential fencing needs and provides the best ROI among our fencing options. We also offer Pressure Treated Pine as a low cost alternative for budget-conscious projects. No matter the material, we employ highly skilled craftsman that can execute any wood fence installation with ease!
Styles
- Privacy
- Shadowbox
- Spaced Picket
- Horizontal
- Picture Frame
- Custom
Heights
- 4′
- 5′
- 6′
- 8′
- 10′
- Custom
FAQ
Our answers to Frequently Asked Questions about residential wood fencing
What types of wood are commonly used for residential fences?
Different wood types offer varying levels of durability, aesthetics, and maintenance requirements. Common choices include cedar, redwood, pine, and spruce. Understanding the characteristics of each wood type can help you make an informed decision based on your preferences and budget.
How do I determine the right height for my residential wood fence?
The height of your fence depends on factors such as privacy needs, local regulations, and aesthetic preferences. Generally, residential fences range from 4 to 8 feet in height. It’s crucial to check local zoning regulations to ensure compliance with any height restrictions in your area.
What is the maintenance required for a wood fence?
Wood fences require regular maintenance to ensure longevity and aesthetic appeal. This includes staining or sealing the wood to protect it from the elements, preventing rot and decay. Regular inspections for damage, such as warping or insect infestations, are also recommended.
Are there eco-friendly options for wood fencing?
If you’re environmentally conscious, consider sustainable wood options such as cedar or redwood, which are known for their resistance to decay without the need for chemical treatments. Additionally, you can explore alternative materials like bamboo, which is a renewable resource and has become popular for its eco-friendly properties.
Can I customize the design of my residential wood fence?
Yes, customization is often possible. You can choose from various styles, including picket, privacy, or lattice designs, to match your home’s architecture and your personal taste. Discuss your preferences with Slagle Fence to explore design options and create a fence that enhances your property’s aesthetics.
How long does a wood fence typically last, and what factors impact its lifespan?
The lifespan of a wood fence depends on factors such as wood type, climate, maintenance, and quality of installation. With proper care and maintenance, a well-constructed wood fence can last anywhere from 15 to 20 years. Choosing a durable wood type and following recommended maintenance practices can extend its lifespan.