Fence Installation in Columbus, Ohio

A Good Fence Starts with Good Posts

You can tell a lot about a fence job by looking at the posts. If they're straight, set deep enough, and properly braced, the rest of the fence will hold up fine. If the posts are crooked or too shallow, you'll be dealing with leaning panels and sagging gates within a couple years.

We set every post in concrete, plumb it, and brace it before we move on. Posts for privacy fences go at least 30 inches deep, deeper if the soil is soft. It takes more time, but it's why our fences still look straight five years later.

Whether you need a wood privacy fence to keep the kids in the yard, chain link for the dog, or vinyl because you're done with staining, we'll build it right.

Wood Privacy Fences

Our most requested fence. 6-foot cedar or pressure-treated pine boards, set tight with no gaps. Dog-ear, flat-top, or board-on-board styles. We use 4x4 posts in concrete with 2x4 rails and quality hardware. A well-built wood fence gives you real privacy and looks good doing it.

Vinyl Fencing

If you never want to stain, paint, or replace boards, vinyl is the way to go. It holds up to Ohio weather without rotting, warping, or fading. Costs more upfront than wood, but you save on maintenance over the life of the fence. We install white, tan, gray, and wood-grain vinyl in privacy and semi-privacy styles.

Chain Link Fencing

Straightforward, affordable, and tough. Chain link works well for backyards, dog runs, and property lines where you want a boundary without blocking the view. We install galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link in heights from 4 to 6 feet. Add privacy slats if you want more screening.

Ornamental / Iron Fencing

Aluminum ornamental fencing gives you the look of wrought iron without the rust. It's popular for front yards, pool enclosures, and properties where you want security without a solid visual barrier. Powder-coated in black, bronze, or white.