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Thank you to the Project Manager and the team who installed the privacy fence in less than 5 hours! We are very pleased with their work.
David F.
Walraven Pl, Dallas
We love our new fence installed. It is exactly how I wanted it.
Previously, the front was open to all the outside traffic, but now we have the privacy and security we needed. Everyone at Ergeon was fantastic, from the first call to the completion of the installation. I would highly recommend Ergeon
Kat V.
Rose Marie Ln, Stockton
Popular privacy fence use-cases
Privacy fences can be built to suit a variety of uses, from adding privacy and security
Residential privacy fence
A residential privacy fence is a type of fence that is designed to provide privacy for homeowners. The fence will be built with a height and style that makes it difficult to see over or through, making these a popular option for marking off a back yard or pool area. Common material choices for residential privacy fences are wood or vinyl.
Backyard privacy fence
Backyard privacy fences are a great way to create a private oasis on your property. There are different designs and material options to create a backyard privacy fence. Some common backyard privacy fence designs include picket fences, shadow box fences, solid board fences, and chain link fences with added privacy slats.
Side yard privacy fence
Most homeowners with side yards opt for privacy fences in order to create a more intimate outdoor space. There are many different designs and materials that can be used for side yard privacy fences. Some popular side yard privacy fence designs include picket fences, shadow box fences, and board-on-board fences.
Front yard privacy fence
There are a variety of front yard privacy fence designs that can be used to achieve different levels of coverage for your property. Some common designs include solid board fences, picket fences, and fences with lattices. The type of fence you choose will depend on your budget, the amount of privacy you desire, and the aesthetic you are trying to achieve.
Privacy Fence Options
When it comes to privacy fences, there are many add-on options to choose from.
Privacy fence toppers
Fence toppers are an effective way to increase the privacy of your home or property. You can add a topper like a lattice to your fence to make it higher, increasing the privacy.
Tall privacy fence
One popular type of privacy fence is the tall privacy fence. These fences are typically 6 feet or taller and offer a high degree of privacy. For example, if you have a swimming pool in your backyard, you may want to install a tall privacy fence to prevent neighbors from seeing into your yard.
Privacy fences and gates
The purpose of a privacy fence is to create a barrier between two properties that obscures the view of the property from the street or neighboring homes. Gates are often used in conjunction with privacy fences to provide access to the property while still maintaining the privacy of the occupants.
Popular privacy fence types
Choosing the right design will also improve the curb appeal of your home.
Privacy wooden fence
The most common type of privacy fence is made of wood. Wood privacy fences are made from popular lumber types such as cedar, redwood, or pressure-treated pine. Pickets can be built side by side or board on board. Side by side fence panels are nailed directly to the posts, providing a solid barrier. Board on board fences are made up of overlapping boards that are attached to vertical posts that are difficult to impossible to see through.
Privacy chain link fence
Chain link privacy fences are made of interlocking metal loops. They’re typically used in commercial and industrial settings, as they are very durable, can withstand harsh weather conditions and can provide a high level of security. Adding privacy slats to chain link fences makes it so that you cannot see through them.
Vinyl privacy fence
A privacy fence type made of vinyl is a popular choice for many homeowners because it is durable and low maintenance. Vinyl privacy fences are available in a variety of styles to maximize privacy and can be customized to match the look of your home.
Privacy fence characteristics
Privacy fences are a popular choice to provide privacy and curb appeal to your home.
What is a privacy fence?
A privacy fence is a type of fence that is built in a fashion that provides greater privacy for the homeowner than alternate fence types. Privacy fences are typically 6 feet tall or taller- they can be built to this height or achieve the height by adding an element like a lattice. Privacy fences can be built with a variety of different materials, including wood, vinyl, aluminum, and chain link.
Benefits of a privacy fence
There are several benefits of having a privacy fence, such as increased security and privacy, as well as enhanced curb appeal. A privacy fence can also help to reduce noise pollution and provide protection from the wind. In addition, privacy fences can serve as a barrier to keep animals out of your yard.
Privacy fence costs
The average project cost for a privacy fence will depend r on many factors like the build material, style, colors, add-ons and more. A rough estimate for a 6’ height privacy fence in 2023 cost between $26-$60 per linear foot.
Fence Components
A privacy fence is made up of a few different parts and it’s helpful to know what they are.
Privacy fence panel
The panels in a privacy fence are the sections that make up the fence. They are usually made of wood or vinyl and are attached to the posts. The panels can be different sizes, but they typically range from 6 to 8 feet tall. The number of panels will depend on the size of the fence.
Privacy fence rail
Rails are the horizontal support for a cedar fence. The rails connect the posts with fasteners, such as screws or brackets, and are the part of the fence that the pickets are attached to. The number of rails will depend on the fence height and style.
Privacy fence picket
The pickets in a privacy fence serve two primary purposes: decoration and privacy. The pickets are usually spaced close together so that they block out the view from the outside, providing privacy for the homeowner. In addition, the pickets can add a decorative touch to the fence.
Privacy fence post
The posts in a privacy fence are critical to the stability and security of the fence. Without posts, the fence would collapse. Posts also provide the framework for attaching the rails to, creating the solid barrier that makes a privacy fence effective. The posts may also be decorated with finials or other ornamental features.
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Privacy fence installation locations
Ergeon provides privacy fence installation services in California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia and Washington
Alameda Antelope Antioch Aptos Atlanta Benicia Berkeley Brentwood Campbell Carmichael Castro Valley Citrus Heights Clovis Concord Corona Cupertino Dallas Daly City Danville Davis Dublin El Cerrito El Dorado Hills El Sobrante Elk Grove Fair Oaks Fairfield Folsom Fort Worth Fremont Fresno Galt Gilroy Hayward Houston Lake Forest Lincoln Livermore Lodi Los Altos Los Angeles Los Gatos Manteca Martinez Menlo Park Merced Milpitas Modesto Moreno Valley Morgan Hill Mountain View Napa Newark North Highlands Novato Oakland Oakley Orangevale Palo Alto Petaluma Piedmont Pittsburg Pleasant Hill Pleasanton Rancho Cordova Redwood City Richmond Riverside Rocklin Roseville Sacramento Salinas San Bruno San Carlos San Diego San Francisco San Jose San Leandro San Mateo San Pablo San Rafael San Ramon Santa Clara Santa Cruz Santa Rosa Saratoga South San Francisco Stockton Suisun City Sunnyvale Thousand Oaks Tracy Turlock Union City Vacaville Vallejo Visalia Walnut Creek Watsonville West Sacramento Woodland Yuba City San Antonio Austin Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Arlington Newark Arlington Richmond