We offer comprehensive residential fencing installation solutions that allow you to utilize every bit of your property, exactly the way you would like too. We understand that privacy, protection and aesthetics are all important aspects of having a residential fence installed.

For that reason, our fencing contractors offer a range of different fencing options for you to choose from. We custom build and install vinyl fencing, picket fences, wood fencing, metal fences, chain link fences, and ranch-style fencing. Learn more about our individual fencing materials below, as well as the pros and cons of each material, and reach out to us if you’re ready to get started!

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Vinyl Fencing

Vinyl fencing is a popular choice due to its cost, ease of installation, and the fact that it requires zero maintenance. Let’s take a closer look at the pros and cons of vinyl fencing, including a look at its aesthetic value, its cost, and its longevity:

Aesthetics: Vinyl fencing has taken the place of white-washed wood fencing in yards throughout the country. This low-cost, no-maintenance material looks just as good as a picket fence, and that’s reason enough for homeowners to opt for vinyl these days.

Cost: People opt to utilize vinyl for its unbeatable value. Vinyl fences last nearly indefinitely, and they’re relatively cheap, compared to other fencing options. For most projects, vinyl fencing costs 22 to 27 dollars per linear foot, including installation costs.

Longevity: As we mentioned, vinyl fences last for decades on end. They don’t rust like metal, and they won’t wither like wood. Vinyl can be damage by pressure or force, however. For instance, if you back your truck into a vinyl fence, it’ll splinter, crack, and shatter. You’ll just have to replace the damaged pieces.

Maintenance: Vinyl fencing doesn’t require any maintenance. Some homeowners choose to clean their fences (you can spray them down with a hose) once in a while.

Picket Fencing

Picket fencing is a long-standing residential favorite. Homeowners often opt to have picket fences installed to give their home a timeless look — there’s just something classic about a white picket fence wrapping around the property. Picket fences also hold all of the following additional attributes:

Aesthetics: Picket fencing looks warm and welcoming, and it’s provides a traditional look for your home. We can create picket fences in a variety of patterns, including fences with whatever gap size you prefer between the vertical members of the fence.

Cost: Picket fencing is relatively inexpensive. Most picket fences cost between 22 and 27 dollars per linear foot, including installation costs — depending on the fence design.

Longevity: If you’re having a wooden picket fence installed, you can expect it to last about a decade. If you maintain your fence well (by applying paint or finish), your fence could last 20 years or more. If you’re installing a vinyl picket fence, your fence will last for generations!

Maintenance: Wooden picket fences will require painting or staining every two to three years. Vinyl fences don’t require any maintenance.

Wood Fencing

Wood fencing is our most common installation. Folks love our cedar fences due to their aesthetic and their affordability. We custom build and install cedar fences in a variety of patterns, so that you can opt for the most desirable design for your property and the utility of the fence. Here are some considerations to weigh if you’re thinking about having us install a wood fence:

Aesthetics: Cedar fences simply look great. Their natural look works well with any home, and folks love the warm, inviting aesthetic of real cedar. Cedar does weather over time, and it will eventually turn brownish grey, even if it is coated with a protective finish.

Cost: Wooden fences usually cost between 22 and 27 dollars per linear foot, depending on the design of the fence. That makes cedar fencing one of our most affordable options.

Longevity: Cedar fences tend to last one to two decades, although they can last even longer if you apply a protective finish.

Maintenance: Wood fences can be painted or coated with a finish every two years or so. You’ll also have to replace the fence every couple of decades, as the wood will eventually decay.

Metal (Aluminum) Fencing

Aluminum fencing is strong, beautiful, and long-lasting, making it a desirable fencing solution for residents throughout Oklahoma City. If you’re considering installing a metal fence across your property, consider the following aluminum fencing characteristics:

Aesthetics: Homeowners love the looks of their aluminum fences. These fences have a particularly classy look, and they’re desirable for homeowners that want to fence in their property while still showing off their landscape (since these fences have large gaps from post to post). Aluminum fences are also available in a variety of colors, which makes this material even more in-demand.

Cost: Aluminum fences are more expensive than our other options. Aluminum is simply more costly to start with, and it is more difficult to install. You can expect to pay 30 dollars or more per linear foot of fence installed. However, homeowners still choose this fencing material, since it adds value to the property, and it boosts the curb appeal of a home.

Longevity: Aluminum fences last indefinitely. Aluminum can rust if the protective layer fails. However, it can painted for further protection.

Maintenance: Aluminum can be painted as necessary. Otherwise, no maintenance is necessary.

Chain Link Fencing

Chain link fencing is highly functional, although some would argue that it's not the most beautiful fencing material. That said, homeowners rely on chain link fencing to protect their property, to keep pets in the yard, and to mark property lines, among other reasons. Here’s a brief overview of the pros and cons of opting for chain link fencing for your property:

Aesthetics: Aesthetically speaking, chain link fencing tends to be the last choice for homeowners. Residents here in Oklahoma City usually choose chain link fencing when they really need a strong fencing material. That said, chain link fencing isn’t really an eyesore, and it can look great if you incorporate growing fines, or a lattice cover alongside your fence.

Cost: For its functionality, chain link fencing is low-cost. In fact, per linear foot, chain link fencing is the most affordable option. You can expect to spend between 15 and 20 dollars per linear foot for this fencing material, including its installation costs. If you’d like to learn more about the cost of fencing in your property with chain link fencing, just give us a call for a quote.

Longevity: Chain link fencing lasts and lasts. There’s little that can damage a chain link fence, and these structures often survive even the most treacherous tornadoes. As such, chain link fences have the highest marks for longevity on this list. Chain link fences are also a common choice to keep animals penned up, since they can’t do much to damage a fence, and they won’t escape the boundaries that you set up.

Maintenance: Chain link fences require zero maintenance.

Ranch-Style Fencing

Ranch-style fencing is just that — a structure designed specifically for ranch properties. If you have a large property that you’d like to enclose, or if you have animals running around the farm, ranch-style fencing is ideal. We build and install ranch-style fencing in both wood and vinyl assemblies, and we can create a variety of patterns, so that you can select the perfect design for your demands. Learn more about the aesthetics, cost, longevity, and maintenance of our ranch-style fences:

Aesthetics: Ranch-style fencing has a rustic aesthetic. These fences are functional, efficient, and they look great, making them ideal for spanning across acres of property.

Cost: Ranch-style fences are very affordable, since they use little material to span large sections of land. Plus, labor costs are inexpensive as well, since these fencing structures are simpler than other options.

Longevity: Ranch-style fences don’t last forever if they’re made out of wood. Wood simply weathers and disintegrates over time. You can expect a wooden ranch-style fence to last about a decade or so (depending on how well the fence is maintained), before you’ll have to start replacing parts of the fence. If you opt to install a vinyl ranch-style fence, you can expect your structure to last for decades without any maintenance.

Maintenance: Vinyl fences require no maintenance, and folks often choose to let their wooden ranch-style fences age naturally, since it can be costly and time-consuming to maintain hundreds of yards of fenceline.

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Residential Fencing

We offer comprehensive residential fencing installation solutions that allow you to utilize every bit of your property, exactly the way you would like too. We understand that privacy, protection and aesthetics are all important aspects of having a residential fence installed.

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