Top Three Picks for Residential Fencing in Twin Falls

There is a lot to consider when thinking about how to choose fence materials. With so many different types and styles of fences that can be installed, today we wanted to share our quick-hit list of our top three picks for residential fencing.    

1) Cedar Fences

Cedar is an extremely popular choice for residential areas in Twin Falls, Idaho, and for good reason, too--cedar wood privacy fences are affordable, sustainable, keep children and pets safe, adds a measure of security to your property, and can be stained to whatever hue you like. Cedar is naturally resistant to insects and warping or shrinkage, and stands the test of time while fulfilling your fencing needs. If you prefer a picket or craftsman-style fence, we can arrange for your cedar wood fence installation to reflect that. 

2) Decorative Aluminum Fences 

A decorative aluminum fence is an elegant and classic final touch to your property. Although aluminum and wrought iron fences are similar, the low maintenance requirements of ornamental aluminum gates and fences are a big draw to this light-weight, flexible material. Our clients often select white aluminum fencing for pool fences, decorative garden panels, and gates; aluminum can be painted to whatever color best suites your vision. 

3) Vinyl Fences 

A modern, sleek, and lightweight material, a vinyl privacy or picket fence in white can give a charming, storybook vibe to your home. We offer a wide variety of colors, height, and even offer wood grain options to best match your vision. Vinyl--also known as plastic or PVC--fencing and gates is excellent for keeping children and pets safe while also serving as a functional and decorative privacy fence. 

As you can see, there are many options for residential needs that boast unique strengths. Contact us for a consultation to determine the best option to meet your unique needs and make your vision come to life. 

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