Privacy Fencing

Privacy Fence Ideas That Don't Box In Your Yard

Partial runs, lattice tops and mixed materials — screening the problem without walling off the yard.

Full six-foot enclosure isn't always the answer. Often the privacy problem is one direction, and solving just that costs less and looks better.

Screen one side, not four

If the issue is a neighbor's deck or a road, a run along that side does the job. The rest of the yard stays open.

Adds height and light at the same time, and softens a long solid run.

A more contemporary look that suits newer homes and reads less like a stockade fence.

Privacy where you need it, aluminum or chain link where you don't. It's a common and sensible combination.

Position the fence relative to where people actually sit. A few feet of placement changes how private the space feels.

Whether you already know exactly what you want or you're still comparing options, we'll help you figure out the next step.