Wood Fence
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Cedar, for most of what we put up around Austin. It handles Central Texas heat and our clay soil better than most softwoods and it takes a stain well. If you are weighing it against something else, we will talk the trade-offs through on site rather than sell you up.

Privacy sets the pickets edge to edge for a solid screen. Semi-privacy leaves a deliberate gap so air and light still come through. Shadow box alternates pickets on either side of the rail, which reads as finished from both sides — worth knowing if your fence faces a neighbour or a street.

Yes, this comes up a lot in newer neighborhoods. We can match picket width, height, cap detail, and stain color to the fences around yours, or build something close enough that the transition between yards looks intentional.

Either. Cedar pickets on steel posts is a common way to keep the cost sensible while getting a post line that outlasts the boards, and it is one of the first things we suggest when budget is tight. We will price it both ways so you can see the difference.

It is a choice rather than a requirement — cedar weathers to grey on its own and plenty of customers prefer that. If you do want to stain, we will tell you what we would do on your fence when we are out looking at it, and there is a post on the blog walking through the how.

Yes. Tear-down, debris hauling, and disposal of the old fence are part of our standard scope. Our crew clears the line, fills the old post holes if needed, and leaves the site clean before we start setting the new posts.

Mostly it is keeping dirt and mildew off it and keeping sprinklers from soaking the boards. We have written up the cleaning and maintenance routine on the blog, and we are happy to point out anything specific to your run while we are on site.

Yes. Horizontal and custom wood fences are part of what we build alongside the standard cedar privacy runs. Bring us a picture or a sketch and we will tell you straight whether it will work on your line.