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Fence & Deck ServicesCharlotte metro

Wood Fence Installation in the Charlotte Metro

Classic, customizable wood fencing that adds privacy, security, and timeless curb appeal - built to handle Carolina weather and tailored to your property.

Custom wood privacy fence installed on a Charlotte-area home

A wood fence, done right

Wood fences offer a warm, natural look that few materials can match. Whether you want a tall privacy fence to enclose the backyard, a friendly picket fence out front, or a board-on-board design that looks finished on both sides, we build it to fit your property and your budget.

We work in both western red cedar and pressure-treated pine. Cedar is naturally rot- and insect-resistant with a beautiful grain; pressure-treated pine is a durable, cost-effective workhorse that takes stain well. We will help you choose the right material and style for your goals, your HOA, and your maintenance preferences.

Styles we build

  • Privacy fences (6 ft and 8 ft) with dog-ear, flat-top, or lattice-top options
  • Board-on-board (shadowbox) fences that look great from both sides
  • Picket fences for front yards and gardens
  • Horizontal-plank modern styles
  • Custom gates, arbors, and pergola accents to match

Built to last

A wood fence is only as good as how it is set. We dig proper post holes, set posts in concrete below the frost line, and use quality galvanized or coated fasteners so your fence stays straight and solid for years. We can also stain or seal your new fence to lock in the color and protect it from the sun and rain.

Tall wood privacy fence enclosing a backyard Wood privacy fence along a residential property line

Frequently Asked Questions

Cedar or pressure-treated pine - which should I choose?
Cedar resists rot and insects naturally, stays straighter over time, and has a premium look, but costs more. Pressure-treated pine is more affordable and very durable when maintained. We will walk you through the trade-offs for your budget and how you plan to finish the fence.
Should I stain or seal my wood fence?
Yes - staining or sealing a wood fence every few years dramatically extends its life and keeps the color rich. We can apply the first coat after installation and restain existing fences as part of our repair and maintenance work.
How tall can my privacy fence be?
Most residential privacy fences are 6 feet, and 8 feet is available for extra seclusion. Height limits and setback rules vary by city and HOA, so we check the local requirements before we build.
Will you handle the HOA and permits?
We are happy to provide the material specs and drawings many HOAs ask for, and we build to local code. Final HOA approval is between you and your association, but we make the paperwork easy.
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