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Privacy Fence – Tall and solid, these fences provide maximum privacy and security. They often have no gaps between the boards.

Picket Fence – Characterized by evenly spaced vertical boards (pickets), this style is ideal for front yards and creates a charming, traditional look.

Stockade Fence – Similar to a privacy fence, stockade fences are made up of closely spaced vertical boards but typically have a more rustic appearance with pointed tops.

Split Rail Fence – This style uses horizontal rails and is often seen in rural settings. It’s not intended for privacy, but it is great for defining property lines.

Shadowbox Fence – This design alternates the placement of the boards on each side, creating a semi-privacy effect with an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Lattice Top Fence – A variation of a privacy fence, this style features a lattice top that adds visual interest while allowing some light and air to pass through.

Board on Board Fence – This style includes overlapping boards, offering enhanced privacy while allowing for air circulation.

Crossbuck Fence – Featuring a crisscross design, this style is often used for agricultural purposes, like enclosing livestock, but can also be decorative.

French Gothic Fence – This design includes pointed tops on the pickets, giving it a distinctive, classic look.

Split rail fencing

Split rails allow pets to be contained while still providing a view of the outdoors, your surroundings, and nature. This is a great economical fencing option.