Wood fences
Natural warmth and classic curb appeal.
Nothing replaces the look of real wood. A well-built wood fence adds warmth and character to any property, and it is usually the most accessible option upfront. We install pressure-treated pine and cedar fences in the styles Florida homeowners love most.
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Why choose it
Natural beauty
Wood brings a texture and warmth that complement landscaping and traditional homes.
Accessible investment
Wood is typically the most budget-friendly material at installation.
Flexible design
Height, style and finish adapt to your property, and wood can be stained or painted.
Easy to repair
Individual boards and rails can be replaced when needed.
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Ideal for
- Backyard privacy at an accessible cost
- Traditional and rustic homes
- Large properties
- Gardens and landscaped areas
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Styles and options
Dog-ear privacy
The classic Florida backyard fence.
Board-on-board
Overlapping boards for full privacy, finished on both sides.
Shadowbox
Alternating boards that look good from both sides and let air through.
Picket
A decorative style for front yards and gardens.
Materials
Pressure-treated pine and cedar.
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Care and maintenance
- Seal or stain the wood once it has dried, and reapply periodically.
- Keep soil, mulch and sprinklers away from the boards.
- Trim plants so the fence can dry after rain.
- Inspect for loose boards and termite activity once or twice a year.
- Replace damaged boards early to protect the rest of the fence.
Good to know
Florida's humidity, sun and termites are hard on wood. With regular sealing and a well-built structure, a wood fence can serve you for years, but it does require more upkeep than vinyl or aluminum. During your estimate, we help you compare the long-term care of each material.
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Frequently asked questions
Pine or cedar?
Pressure-treated pine is treated to resist rot and insects and is the most common choice in Florida. Cedar has natural resistance and a richer look, at a higher cost.
When should I seal a new wood fence?
New pressure-treated wood needs time to dry before it accepts sealer or stain. We tell you what to look for and when to do it.
Which side faces my neighbor?
Many cities and HOAs require the finished side to face outward. We confirm the rules for your address before installation.
Ready to talk about your fence?
Free on-site estimate, a written quote the same day and a 1-year workmanship warranty.
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