Master-grade Western Red Cedar and Pressure-Treated Pine fences crafted for longevity, security, and timeless curb appeal.
True #1 grade Western Red Cedar & premium treated pine.
Deep set posts, ring-shank nails, and reinforced gate framing.
Transparent estimates, accurate timelines, and direct contractor access.
Comprehensive craftsmanship guarantee on every fence we install.
Our flagship material for natural rot resistance, aromatic beauty, and superior durability.
A resilient, cost-effective wood fence option offering high impact strength and longevity.
We evaluate your yard's slope, soil condition, and property lines. You receive an itemized, guaranteed estimate with zero surprise add-ons.
We prepare all required site plans, height diagrams, and architectural lumber specs to make HOA approval in Mecklenburg & Union counties seamless.
Posts are set 24–36" deep in high-strength concrete below the frost line. Picketers fasten true #1 grade cedar or pine with corrosion-resistant ring-shank nails.
We inspect every post and gate together, perform a magnetic yard sweep for dropped fasteners, and issue your 3-year craftsmanship warranty certificate.
Cedar produces natural preservative oils that repel termites, carpenter bees, and wood rot without toxic chemicals.
Resists warping, cupping, and twisting even during intense Charlotte summer rainstorms and heatwaves.
A custom cedar installation provides instant curb appeal, elevating home appraisal and buyer interest across Charlotte suburbs.
We don't do vinyl or chain link. Wood fencing is our dedicated craft and specialty, ensuring laser-precise attention to post depths and picket spacing.
Complete general liability coverage protects your property from the first post hole dug to final site cleanup.
You work directly with the craftsmen who build your fence. No high-pressure sales reps taking a 30% commission off your project.
When removing an existing fence, we haul away all debris and run industrial magnetic sweepers to ensure zero nails or screws are left on your lawn.
