● Wood Fencing - The most common material a homeowner typically thinks of when considering a new fence. Wood is usually used as a privacy fence and curb appeal and can be highly customized with different stain colors. One downside is that it requires regular maintenance to keep it in good condition.
● Post and Rail Fencing (Sometimes called a Split Rail Fence) - Resembling the types of barriers you see on farms and rural areas, posts and rails are great for dividing property lines and are incredibly cost-efficient.
● Vinyl Fencing - Sought after because of it's incredibly minimal maintenance costs, a vinyl fence may be a little more expensive to install but will keep costs low in the future.
● Chain Link Fencing - Commonly seen at businesses, construction sites, schools, and more, this typically commercial fence material is economical and functional.
● Polymer Fencing - Resembling metal fence material like wrought iron, polymer fences are typically used for decorative purposes.