Home Improvement

Your mailbox is one of the first things people see when they pull up to your home. A mailbox post should look good, but it also needs to stay upright through everything. Our PVC fluted design offers clean lines that provide a classic, high end appearance.

The colonial style is known for being elegant and simple. By adding a colonial accent top, you give your fence a beautiful finished look. This design works perfectly with the local architecture in Cape Cod and Wilmington.

A trellis is a wooden frame used to support climbing plants or to create a beautiful visual break in a yard. While many trellises lean against a wall, a free standing version stands all on its own.

Add natural structure to your home with a 3 1/2" Cedar Trellis. Perfect for climbing plants and durable enough for New England weather. Get a quote from PRO Fence!

Whether used as a standalone garden feature, a natural divider, or a dramatic focal point, cedar trellises are built for both form and function. Why Choose a Free Standing Cedar Trellis?

Whether you are securing a backyard, a commercial warehouse, or a local Little League field, chain link remains the industry standard for practical boundary definition.

This natural wood combines strength, stability, and beauty in a way that few materials can match. When installed correctly with attention to detail, cedar fencing outperforms other woods and provides reliable service year after year.

Post and rail fencing consists of vertical posts connected by horizontal rails. This straightforward design has served property owners for centuries. The open structure allows you to see across your property while clearly marking boundaries.

Cape Cod architecture celebrates simplicity and practicality with a touch of charm. Picket fences have adorned Cape properties for generations, creating boundaries that feel welcoming rather than restrictive.

Cedar offers a beauty that synthetic materials cannot match. The wood features warm tones ranging from honey gold to rich reddish brown. Each board displays unique grain patterns that add natural character to your fence.

Picture this: You step outside Saturday morning in your pajamas with a cup of coffee. Can you enjoy your deck without worrying about neighbors watching? That is the real test of good fence design.

The 5 foot plus 1 foot design creates a 6 foot tall fence that balances coverage with openness. The bottom section uses solid vinyl boards that block sight lines completely. You get full privacy where it matters most.

Whether you want to frame an entrance, define a garden pathway, or create a living wall of flowers, this classic design adds beauty and purpose to your landscape.

This fencing style combines clean lines with sturdy construction to create boundaries that look polished and professional. Unlike bulky privacy fences, ornamental options provide security without blocking views or making your yard feel closed in.

The Echelon Plus Monarch Gate is an excellent solution for homeowners in Cape Cod and Wilmington who want the strength of metal without the heavy, industrial look.

Quality fencing doesn't require maxing out your budget. Cape Cod homeowners have several options that deliver durability and appearance without premium pricing. Chain link offers the lowest cost per foot while providing security and clear property boundaries. Modern chain link comes with vinyl coating in colors like black or green, which looks cleaner than the industrial silver finish. You can add privacy slats later if your budget allows. Post and rail fencing gives you clas

Cedar is more than just a wooden fence; it’s an investment in your home’s appearance and longevity. It brings warm color, clean lines, and reliable strength that other materials simply cannot match.

Living near the coast means your property takes a beating from salt air and UV rays. Vinyl fencing Dennis homeowners choose solves both problems without the constant maintenance that wood demands. Salt corrodes metal and accelerates wood rot, but vinyl stays chemically inert. The ocean breeze that ruins your neighbor's wooden fence won't touch yours. You won't see rust stains, peeling paint, or warped boards after a few seasons. UV stabilizers built into quality vinyl prevent

Professional installation gives you a quality fence. Regular maintenance keeps it that way. Here's what you need to do and when you need to do it. Inspect your fence twice a year. Walk the entire perimeter in spring and fall. Look for loose boards, leaning posts, and damaged sections. Catch small problems before they become expensive repairs. Tighten loose screws. Replace cracked boards. Fix issues immediately. Clean your fence annually. Vinyl and aluminum need just soap and

Your fence faces brutal conditions in Wilmington. Winter ice, spring rain, summer heat, and fall wind all attack it. The right fence and proper installation keep it looking good through all four seasons. Winter tests fence strength. Ice builds up on horizontal surfaces. Snow piles against boards. Freeze-thaw cycles crack weak materials. Vinyl gets brittle in extreme cold if you buy cheap grades. We use commercial-grade vinyl that flexes instead of cracking. Cedar handles cold