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Wood Fence Installation Specialists
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Authentic craftsmanship meets natural beauty. We use only the highest quality western red cedar and premium pressure-treated materials to ensure your wood fence stands the test of time. From classic picket designs to 6ft privacy panels, our expert team brings professional precision to every post and rail.

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Is Wood Fence Installation Specialists right for your property?

Authentic craftsmanship meets natural beauty. We use only the highest quality western red cedar and premium pressure-treated materials to ensure your wood fence stands the test of time. From classic picket designs to 6ft privacy panels, our expert team brings professional precision to every post and rail.

Best fit

We compare wood fence installation specialists with your privacy, visibility, pet, pool, maintenance, and budget priorities before recommending a design.

What affects the choice?

Color, height, spacing, gate hardware, slope, soil, maintenance expectations, and local requirements can all affect the right material and style.

What happens next?

We review your goals, answer practical questions, recommend options that fit the property, and prepare a clear next step for your estimate.

Veteran-Owned and Operated

Plan Your Fence Project
With Clear Next Steps.

  • Project consultation tailored to your property
  • Material options for your goals and budget
  • Clear estimate process before work begins

Fast-Track Estimate

Military-grade speed. No obligation.

Goal:
In-person estimates only

A property owner or authorized representative must be present for the estimate. The Fence Squad does not provide estimates over the phone.

Why Choose Wood Fence Installation Specialists?

Authentic craftsmanship meets natural beauty. We use only the highest quality western red cedar and premium pressure-treated materials to ensure your wood fence stands the test of time. From classic picket designs to 6ft privacy panels, our expert team brings professional precision to every post and rail.

Premium GradeMaterial options selected around your project goals.
Expert InstallNo subcontractors, ever.
Classic, natural aesthetic
Fully customizable on-site construction
Environmentally sustainable material
Can be painted or stained any color

If you’re the type of person who loves the smell of fresh cedar and the classic look of a neighborhood backyard, a wood fence is probably calling your name. It’s the original perimeter solution, and even with all the modern materials out there, nothing quite matches the natural warmth and character of real wood.

But here’s the thing: not all wood fences are created equal. If you go to a big-box store and buy those pre-made panels, you’re usually getting thin boards and staples that’ll start falling apart as soon as the first big wind hits. That’s not how we do things at the Fence Squad.

The Power of “Stick-Built”

When we say we build your fence, we mean we actually build it. We don’t just drop off a bunch of factory-made panels and nail them to posts. We “stick-build” our wood fences right there in your yard.

This means we set the posts, install the 2x4 rails, and then hand-nail every single picket one by one. Why does this matter? Well, for one, it makes the fence way stronger. But also, it allows us to follow the literal ups and downs of your property perfectly. It looks cleaner, lasts longer, and shows off the kind of craftsmanship you just can’t get out of a box.

Cedar vs. Pressure-Treated: What’s the Move?

We generally work with two main types of wood: Western Red Cedar and Premium Pressure-Treated Pine.

Western Red Cedar is the gold standard. It’s naturally resistant to rot and bugs (that’s why it smells so good—those natural oils are actually a defense mechanism). It doesn’t warp as much as pine, and it ages to a beautiful silver-grey if you leave it alone, or it takes stain like a dream if you want to keep that rich red look.

Pressure-Treated Pine is the workhorse. It’s been chemically treated to stand up to the damp Pennsylvania soil. It’s a bit more “budget-friendly” than cedar, and it’s incredibly tough. If you’re looking for a solid fence that’ll do its job for a long time without breaking the bank, this is a great choice.

Privacy, Protection, and Peace of Mind

Whether you need a 6-foot solid board fence so you can enjoy your backyard in your pajamas, or a classic spaced-picket fence to keep the dog from wandering off, wood is the most versatile material we have.

We can do Shadowbox styles (also called “good neighbor” fences because they look the same on both sides), Board-on-Board for 100% total privacy, or even custom horizontal patterns if you’re looking for something a bit more modern. Since we’re building it board-by-board, if you can dream it, we can probably build it.

The Maintenance Talk

We’re going to be straight with you: wood fences need a little love. Unlike vinyl or aluminum, you can’t just spray them with a hose and call it a day. Every few years, you’re going to want to give it a good cleaning and a fresh coat of stain or sealer.

This isn’t just about looks—it’s about protecting your investment. A well-maintained wood fence can easily last 20 to 25 years. If you ignore it, the sun and rain will eventually start to win. But if you don’t mind a little weekend project every couple of years (or hiring someone to do it for you), there’s nothing that looks better than a well-kept wood perimeter.

Why the Fence Squad?

Because we’re local guys who care about the details. We know that the secret to a wood fence that doesn’t lean after two years is all in the post-setting. We dig deep, we use plenty of concrete, and we use ring-shank nails that won’t back out over time.

If you want a backyard that feels like home, smells like the woods, and is built by veterans who take their work seriously, give us a call. Let’s talk about your yard and figure out which wood style is going to make you smile every time you look out the window.

Installation Process

1

Grading and Layout

Mapping fence lines to property boundaries.

2

Post Setting

Installing posts 30-36" deep for frost protection.

3

Framing

Attaching 2x4 rails (typically 3 rails for 6ft fences) with ring-shank nails.

4

Picket Installation

Hand-nailing individual boards for a custom fit.

Common Questions

How long does a wood fence last?

With proper maintenance, a cedar fence can last 20-25 years, while pressure-treated pine typically lasts 15-20 years.

Do I need to exact seal my wood fence immediately?

For pressure-treated wood, it's best to wait 3-6 months for the wood to dry out before staining. Cedar can be stained immediately.

Is wood fencing good for dogs?

Yes. Solid board or shadowbox styles provide a secure visual barrier that reduces barking triggers compared to open fences.

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