Privacy Fencing

PRIVACY

Simply put, seclusion is the main purpose of a privacy fence. People like to enjoy their backyards in peace, but some neighborhood layouts aren’t cohesive with this because of how packed together they are. Whether you’re looking to let your kids play without being seen, have a pool you want to keep pool crashers out of, or just want to get away from prying eyes, a privacy fence is a perfect solution.

BOUNDARY

A split fence will generally keep people out, but it does not work so well for animals. A privacy fence, however, will keep many of the animals that can get through a split fence off of your property as well. Of course, birds and insects will always fly/crawl right over, but rabbits, foxes, coyotes, badgers, and a host of other critters can be effectively blocked from your yard with privacy fencing.

DELINEATION

Generally any type of fence will provide property dilenation, but a privacy fence can be beneficial for the people who are also looking to enjoy these other benefits. There is one potential obstacle with getting privacy fencing regarding property delineation, and that is getting in line with local permits, HOA rules, and zoning regulations. Oftentimes, your neighbors will be genuinely happy you’ve chosen a privacy fence, although it’s generally a good idea to talk with them about it first.

PROTECTION

There are some instances where a privacy fence can offer valuable protection. If your yard contains a garden or even valuable belongings, then these can potentially be damaged any time a serious storm rolls in. A well-built privacy fence can often be the difference between major winds causing damage in your backyard and your yard being able to (mostly) weather the storm.

Privacy Fence

Privacy Fence with Lattice Detail

Privacy Fence with Rail Detail