What a vinyl fence is

Vinyl fence is made from PVC panels and posts that come in full privacy styles and open picket styles. White is the familiar color, and scalloped or flat tops give you some choice in how it looks. We set the posts deep and build it square so the line stays true.

Pros and cons

The big advantage is low maintenance. Vinyl does not rot, warp, peel, or need repainting, and a rinse with a hose is about all it asks for. It holds a consistent look year after year.

The tradeoffs are cost and flexibility. Vinyl costs more upfront than wood, and because it comes finished, you cannot restain it a new color later. For homeowners who plan to stay put and do not want a yearly project, the upfront cost often makes sense.

Where it fits best

Vinyl privacy fence suits backyards and side yards where you want screening. Vinyl picket suits front yards where you want a tidy boundary and curb appeal. It pairs well with a gate in the same material.

If you want an open, metal look instead, compare it with aluminum.

A few choices shape the result: privacy or picket, height, and color. Vinyl panels come in set sizes, which is worth keeping in mind on sloped ground. Color and style are picked to match the home.

Upkeep and getting an estimate

Upkeep is light: rinse off dirt and pollen, and trim back plants that press against the panels.

Reach out by phone, text, or the estimate form and Brad will get back to you. We then talk through privacy versus picket, height, color, and gate placement and give you a clear quote. Estimates are free and there is no obligation. Most residential fences are installed in one to three days once we start; larger jobs, difficult terrain, or weather can add time, and we give you a realistic timeline with your estimate.