Wood
A secondary solid privacy option available to discuss when a traditional wood look fits the property.
What to think about
Wood remains available to discuss when a more traditional solid privacy direction fits the property. It is not Tri-City Fence's primary service focus, so privacy-style chain-link with slats may also be worth comparing.
A solid privacy direction
A traditional wood appearance
Layout and access details
Planning this material
A wood fence changes both privacy and the visual rhythm of a yard. Think about the sections where screening matters most, the look you want around the home, and any sun or weather exposure you already know about.
About Wood Fencing
Wood remains available to discuss when a more traditional solid privacy direction fits the property. It is not Tri-City Fence's primary service focus, so privacy-style chain-link with slats may also be worth comparing.
Make the first call easy
Bring a rough fence line, the parts of the yard where privacy matters most, and anything you know about access or sun exposure.
Compare your options
If privacy is the goal, compare wood with privacy-style chain-link slats and the open-view options before you call. Use the Fence Material Guide to compare the available fence styles.
Call Tri-City Fence with the property address, the part of the yard you want fenced, and whatever you know about the look or function you want. You can also explore the other options on the Residential Fencing page.