Fence Styles to Fit Your Yard
Lots of options, all built to last. Here are some of the styles I install most.
Wood Privacy
Arched, scalloped, and Charleston-style privacy fences.
Charleston Privacy
Classic Charleston-style wood privacy with a clean, finished look.
Board on Board
Overlapping pickets for total privacy, with no gaps even as the wood dries.
Spaced Picket
Straight or scalloped spaced pickets that keep the view friendly and the dogs home.
Vinyl
Low-maintenance and long-lasting.
Aluminum
Clean 4-foot and 5-foot aluminum fencing, great for front yards and pools.
Chain Link
Affordable and durable, perfect for pets and large yards.
Farm & Horse Fencing
Ranch rail and paddock fencing for larger properties.
Custom & Showcase
Brick columns, arched entries, and one-of-a-kind builds to match your home.
Want a custom gate to match, or a style you don't see here? Just ask. Custom work is welcome.
Choosing a Style: Quick Answers
What is the most popular fence style in the Upstate?
The 6-foot wood privacy fence, by a mile. It keeps kids and dogs in and neighbors out of view, and it looks great stained. Arched, scalloped, and Charleston-style tops let you dress it up.
What is the cheapest fence to install?
Chain link is usually the most affordable per foot, and farm-style rail fencing covers long runs economically. Both are honest, durable choices. I will tell you straight if a cheaper style fits your yard better.
Which fence lasts the longest with the least maintenance?
Vinyl and aluminum. Neither needs staining or sealing, and an occasional rinse keeps them looking new for decades. Wood lasts for many years too when it is set right and stained on schedule.
Can you match my existing fence?
Usually, yes. Whether you are extending a run, replacing storm-damaged sections, or adding a gate, I match the style, height, and finish so the new work blends in instead of standing out.