Wood fencing is a popular choice for homeowners who value tradition, flexibility, and natural beauty. It can be customized in countless styles, heights, and finishes, making it suitable for both privacy and decorative purposes. With proper care, wood fences remain strong and reliable while adding warmth and character to any property. They are also cost-effective compared to many alternatives, making wood an excellent option for both functionality and timeless curb appeal.
Privacy Wood Fence
Picket Fence
Lattice Fence
Post and Rail Fence
Shadowbox Fence
Stockade Fence
Horizontal Wood Fence
A great wood fence starts with solid craftsmanship and careful installation.
We start by mapping property lines, reviewing your yard’s layout, and helping you choose the right wood style, height, and gate placement.
We provide a detailed plan and estimate, outlining the work needed, materials, and costs upfront
A strong fence begins with solid posts set deep in concrete.
Your wood fence takes shape with precision framing and sturdy gates.
We wrap up with a full inspection and optional finishing touches.
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Frequently asked Questions
Learn MorePressure-treated pine fences need 4–8 weeks to dry before staining or painting, depending on weather. Cedar or cypress can often be finished sooner. A moisture test should be done before applying finishes.
Board-on-board styles maintain tight privacy coverage even as boards season and naturally move. Cap-and-trim adds a premium, finished appearance. Tightly spaced horizontal slats can also deliver strong privacy when built with sturdy framing.
Six feet is the common backyard privacy fence height in many Florida neighborhoods, but always check local codes and your HOA. Corner lots and pool barriers may have special requirements.
All wood fencing changes slightly as it dries. Using proper spacing, fasteners, and framing helps manage this movement and maintain clean lines. Board-on-board and shadowbox styles are especially good at handling seasonal change and movement.
If the budget allows, cedar offers beautiful grain, dimensional stability, and natural resistance. Many customers select a hybrid: PT (pressure-treated) posts for strength plus cedar boards for looks and performance.
Yes. Steel posts can be used for strength and then concealed with wood wraps to maintain an all-natural look.
Maintain the grade and avoid constant soil contact. Re-seal regularly. Some designs raise boards slightly or use a rot board (a horizontally run board near the base) to reduce moisture issues.
Most residential wood fence projects are completed in 1–3 days after permit/HOA approvals and material delivery. More complex layouts or multiple gates may require additional time. These answers reflect current best practices and expectations for wood fences in Florida’s climate.