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A very nice, strong fence using 6x6 posts, and the double sided style with the lattice on top. Great looking fence, with a great looking gate!
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This "picture frame" style looks great, and stands strong. Using 6x6 posts, 2x6's to frame it in - looks great!
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What a fantastic backyard. The fresh new wood certainly brought it all together. Again, fresh sienna brown lumber on pine trees and foliage - so nice!
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These clients had a great idea - at first we weren't too sure how it would look..but it came out great! Nice vision on this one!
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Unfortunately our client had her fence blow down in a recent wind storm. We were able to pin it up until the locates were in and had it completed quickly! Thanks for sending in the picture, we are happy that you are happy!
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6 feet tall, full privacy wood fence. We call it single sided as well, as all the boards are on one side.
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A short fence, but 7 feet tall This backed onto a bust road and really helped quiet the noise!
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These lots were very long, and not a lot of wind break. We wet with 6x6 posts, and a double sided fence to allow wind flow. This should withstand the wind for years to come!
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This fence is only half done. A couple of lucky kids have a pool being put in. 6 feet high privacy fence is perfect to surround a yard with a pool.
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Another wind damaged fence, we were able to get in and out quickly, and keep that big dog inside the backyard. A unique look on the gate, they chose deck balusters to provide a look out spot for their dog, and their son!
The ultimate in privacy, this fence is tall, 100% private and looks great. This style is only recommended in short spans, as no air flows through. This is a great example of when to use this style - between two homes. We installed a chain link fence around the massive back yard as well.
This is a standard double sided, alternating privacy fence. The best solution for long stretches such as this one. These allow for adequate air flow, great privacy and, they always look great. Certainly the most common, and most recommended fence style.
We call this the "Keep the dog in!" project. A massive, beautifully kept yard with great gardens. They weren't worried about privacy, and didn't want to lose the view of the lake, so we kept the fence low at 4 feet. Big enough to keep the dog in, yet short enough to see over - perfect! Only thing we'd change - is a picture of the finished project!
Another double sided privacy fence. A tricky install with those large trees giving us some root problems but we were able to keep it perfectly straight. These homes had smaller yards, looking right onto each other. The two owners solved it by installing this fence. It did the trick, supplying some privacy and it looks fantastic!
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This client had some wind damage. We tore down the old tattered fence and and built them a privacy fence. 6 feet high, no spaces, all privacy!
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Here we had a client that wanted total privacy. We certainly achieved hat goal! The bushes look great over top of the nice wood tone.
We called this the "stay off our yard". This client had some new kids move in next door and wanted to keep the toys off their yard. We went with a step down approach. 4 sections stepping down approx. a foot each. It did the job, and looks great! A perfect solution if there are little kids next door.
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This is a corner lot home. A great big yard that had no privacy and no safety for the new home owners small children. Who would think that a corner lot like this could have such a fantastic, private back yard setting. A long fence meant the double sided privacy fence was again the best fit. The tree and previous old fence decor looked great with the sienna brown boards.
A great, simple project to work on - and what a great couple! Living on a country road with farmer fields, they needed a wind break and wanted some extra privacy. This double sided privacy fence was just what they needed.