Yes. We have found Cypress to be every bit as functional and attractive as Cedar fences. Cypress can be pre-stained like the Cedar, and it has natural insect and decay resistance. Read more about this fine wood at beautifulwoodforest.com

The American Fence Association recommends that you do your homework before you select a fence contractor. It is acceptable to interview different contractors before you make a decision on whom to use.

There are perhaps 10-12 different wood species that are acceptable and commonly used for fence applications. What is best for you will depend on what is readily available in your area and adaptable to the soil and climate conditions on the property works. BACK TO TOP

The American Fence Association (AFA) recommends that you consult with an experienced local fence contractor (preferably an AFA member) to ensure the type of wood you choose is compatible with the soil in your area. BACK TO TOP

Fence-All controls the woodworking process from the forest right through to the completed fence or deck. Our careful wood selection process, internal grading systems, and in-house shop facilities allow us the opportunity to match different lumbers to different budgets. Every piece of lumber is cut specifically to fit a Fence-All Wood Fence or Fence-All Wood Deck Design. Milling to the proper size and proportion results in better looking, longer lasting fences and decks.

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Yes. All our Hinoki comes from the Kiso Valley (Nagano prefecture, Japan): the most precious hinoki production area. Since the 1950's all tree cutting is done in respect to the environmental sustainability and is subject to strict rules. Yes. all our bath tubs are handmade in Japan by our skilled "toyo" (master carpenter) using traditional techniques. The knotty and smooth wood have almost the same performance.

Yes. After powerwashing your fence, we recommend using a minimum of two or three heavy applications of one of The Boss™ tinted formulas, topped off with a coat of clear formula. The tinted formulas contain extra ingredients which are specifically designed to help protect your fence from UV damage. In addition, the resins and oils contained in The Boss™ will provide long term dimensional stability to your fence.

Actually Vinyl Fence is not more expensive then wood. Although your investment is more initially, this is where your expense ends. The cost difference is quickly eliminated once the substantial cost of maintenance and repair of a wood fence is considered. Vinyl is the most economical way to go, confidently saving you money year after year backed by their lifetime transferable warranty!

Unlike wood, PVC products keep their good looks year after year with just an occasional rinse with a garden hose. That’s the real beauty.

A Generally wood fence lean is because of ground movement & wind. When a wood fence is installed, usually on wood posts, the posts are not cemented in. For various reason wood posts are not cemented. For example; they rot faster or snap at the ground during high winds. Some homeowners have their wood fence installed on steel posts. Steel posts can be cemented in the ground. Although you can't guarantee shifting because of ground movement, it is less likely to be noticeable with steel posts.

Although there are times when an alternative might work better, the most cost effective method of installing wood fences tends to be to set them in concrete.

There are several products on the market that contain a bleaching agent and when applied to wood, bring back a newer finish. Again, we recommend you check with your local paint store for the proper method of application.

A Initially the price of a wood fence will look cheaper the PVC. In the long run a PVC fence is cheaper because you will most likely replace your wood fence are least 2-3x's within the life of a PVC fence.

Wood such as oak, cherry, ash and other dense types are good to burn. Their moisture content is much lower than the softer types such as pine and cottonwood.

Multiple fence methods are set up for redundancy/insurance. For example, you may be using a baseboard management fencing method for a node in your cluster such as IPMI, or iLO, or RSA, or DRAC. All of these depend on a network connection. If this connection would fail, fencing could not occur, so as a backup fence method you could declare a second method of fencing that used a power switch or somesuch to fence the node.

A Each town has it's own ordinances, check with your local building department. In NYS if you have a pool, the finished side needs to be faced out. Some options are to get one of our Neighbor Friendly Fence's, where it's finished on both sides.

Wood that is touching the ground will rot at an accelerated rate and may cause the entire fence to heave with frost.

Never use Pressure Treated Lumber around edible products and contact with vines or plant life will encourage rot in untreated non-cedar wood types.