Find the Ideal Fence for Your Property
The right fence can do more than just define your property lines—it can enhance your home’s appearance, boost its value, and serve practical purposes like privacy, security, or pet containment. At Legacy Fencing, we offer a wide selection of fencing solutions tailored to meet a variety of needs and preferences.
When Selecting a Fence, Consider the Following:
Purpose: Are you looking for privacy, security, curb appeal, or a safe space for pets?
Budget: Identify your price range and explore options that offer the best value.
Style: Choose a design that complements your home’s architecture and your personal taste.
Maintenance:
Think about how much upkeep you’re willing to commit to.
Local Guidelines: Be sure to check any HOA rules or municipal codes that may influence your decision.
Need help narrowing it down? Our team at Legacy Fencing is here to guide you.
Reach out for a free consultation and let us help you find the perfect fit.
We Offer a Variety of Fence Types for Your Specific Needs
Vinyl Fencing
Vinyl fencing is a go-to option for homeowners who want a long-lasting, low-maintenance solution. Made from PVC, it resists rot, pests, and weather damage.
Advantages:
Weather-Resistant: Handles sun, rain, and temperature swings with ease.
Easy Upkeep: No painting or staining—just rinse with water.
Design Flexibility: Comes in a range of colors, textures, and styles.
Privacy-Friendly: Solid panels offer excellent seclusion.
Long-Term Value:
Higher upfront cost, but minimal maintenance saves money over time.
Considerations:
Impact Sensitivity: Can crack or break under strong force.
Color Limitations: Fewer color options compared to wood.
Best For:
Homeowners who want a sleek, private, and low-maintenance fence that complements many home styles.
Wood Fencing
Wood fences offer timeless charm and natural appeal. They’re highly customizable and can be tailored to suit any landscape or design preference.
Advantages:
Classic Look:
Brings warmth and character to your yard.
Customizable: Paint, stain, or shape it to your liking.
Affordable Start:
Typically less expensive upfront than vinyl or metal.
Style Variety:
Choose from picket, privacy, split rail, and more.
Considerations:
Ongoing Maintenance:
Needs regular staining or painting to prevent decay.
Vulnerable to Elements: Prone to rot, insect damage, and warping over time.
Best For: Those who appreciate a traditional aesthetic and are willing to maintain it for lasting beauty.
Chain Link Fencing
Chain link is a practical and budget-friendly option that offers durability and security without blocking visibility.
Advantages:
Cost-Effective:
One of the most affordable fencing types.
Tough and Reliable:
Stands up to weather and wear.
Secure:
Great for keeping pets in and intruders out.
Low Maintenance: Minimal upkeep required.
Multi-Purpose: Ideal for yards, gardens, and commercial spaces.
Considerations:
Limited Privacy: Visibility can be an issue unless privacy slats are added.
Less Decorative: Not typically chosen for its looks.
Best For:
Homeowners needing a secure, low-cost, and functional fence for pets, boundaries, or general use.
Aluminum Fencing
Aluminum fences offer a modern, elegant look with the strength and resilience to match. They’re a popular choice for both homes and businesses.
Advantages:
Rust-Resistant:
Great for areas with high humidity or moisture.
Low Maintenance:
No need for painting or sealing.
Modern Appeal:
Clean lines and sleek finishes.
Secure Yet Open:
Provides safety without obstructing views.
Design Options: Available in various colors and ornamental styles.
Considerations:
Higher Cost: More expensive than wood or chain link.
Limited Privacy:
Doesn’t block views unless paired with other materials.
Best For: Homeowners looking for a stylish, durable fence that enhances curb appeal and offers security.
Agricultural Fencing
Designed for rural properties, agricultural fencing is built to protect livestock, crops, and large land areas. Options include wire, electric, and split rail fencing.
Advantages:
Built Tough:
Handles livestock and harsh outdoor conditions.
Flexible Options:
Choose from several types to suit your land and animals.
Budget-Friendly for Large Areas:
Economical for covering wide spaces.
Considerations:
Not Ideal for Suburbs:
May not blend well in residential neighborhoods.
Specialized Installation: Some types require professional setup.
Best For: Farmers, ranchers, and rural landowners needing reliable, functional fencing for agricultural use.
