Vinyl

This classic design offers more than just visual interest, it provides robust support for climbing plants, defines spaces, and maintains a pristine appearance through every season.

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.

Vinyl provides a fantastic blend of convenience, durability, and lasting beauty, making it a favorite for properties in Cape Cod and Wilmington. Contact us now!

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

Mixing cedar and vinyl gives you the best of both materials. You get natural beauty where it shows and low maintenance where it matters. Use vinyl posts with cedar boards. Vinyl posts never rot at ground level. That's where wood fails first. Cedar boards give you the natural look you want. This combination lasts longer than all-wood and looks better than all-vinyl. You cut your maintenance time in half. Put cedar in front, vinyl in back. Your street-facing fence shows beautif

Your fence material determines how long it lasts and how much you spend maintaining it. Pick wrong and you'll repaint, repair, or replace sooner than you want. Cedar costs less upfront than vinyl but needs maintenance. You'll stain or seal it every few years. It looks natural. It smells good. It weathers to gray if you skip the maintenance. Bugs can damage it, but proper treatment helps. Cedar lasts 15 to 20 years with care. Vinyl costs more now but saves you time later. No p

Your fence should fit your property. Not fight it. Too many homeowners pick a fence style they like, then force it onto their yard. The result? It looks out of place. Or worse, it fails because the design doesn't match the terrain. Here's how to get it right: Look at Your Yard's Shape   Slopes, curves, and uneven ground all affect what fence works best. Chain link flexes with hills. Vinyl panels need level ground or stepped installation. Cedar can be custom-cut to follow natu

You have plenty of fence companies to choose from. So why pick us? Simple. We've been doing this for decades. We know both markets inside and out. We Understand Local Conditions Cape Cod and Wilmington have different challenges. Cape Cod deals with salt air, high winds, and sandy soil. Wilmington faces freeze-thaw cycles, clay soil, and suburban lot sizes. We adjust our installation methods based on where you live. That's not something a national chain or inexperienced contra

Cape Cod homeowners choose vinyl fencing more than any other material. Here's why it makes perfect sense for our coastal climate. Salt...