Vinyl fencing
For folks who want the privacy of a wood fence without the staining schedule. We install low-maintenance vinyl as a material option alongside our cedar, pine, and metal work — same crew, same deep-set posts, same straight lines.
The no-upkeep option
Vinyl fence is exactly what it sounds like: privacy and semi-private panels that never need staining or painting. The color runs through the material, so there's nothing to peel, and a wipe-down with the hose is about all the maintenance it asks for.
It's a solid pick for busy households, rentals, and anyone who'd rather spend Saturday doing anything other than re-staining a fence. The trade-off is character — vinyl doesn't weather into the warm gray that cedar does — and we'll be honest with you about that at the estimate.
Styles and options
- Full-privacy vinyl panels
- Semi-private and picket styles
- Matching walk and drive gates
- No staining or painting — ever
- Wipes clean and holds its color
- An easy-keeping option alongside our wood and metal fence
Low maintenance still starts below the grass
A vinyl panel is only as good as the posts holding it, and Northwest Arkansas clay is hard on posts — it holds water in spring and heaves when it freezes.
So we treat vinyl like every fence we build: posts set to the depth our soil needs, runs stepped cleanly down a slope, and gates hung square so they keep latching season after season. That's the part of a "maintenance-free" fence the catalog doesn't mention, and it's the part we've been getting right here for 60+ years.
Not sure whether vinyl, cedar, or metal fits your place? Come at it from the other direction: tell us what you want the fence to do, and we'll walk your line and tell you straight which material gets you there.
More of our work
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Overlapping cedar boards with no gaps — full privacy and a finished look.
A wood gate built into the run to match — square, true, and built to last.
Galvanized chain link with woven slats for privacy around a court.
Cedar privacy stepped panel-by-panel down a graded yard.
A steel-framed dumpster enclosure with cedar infill panels.
Cedar privacy enclosing a pool yard for safety and seclusion.
Horizontal-slat privacy screens on black steel posts.
Tall shadowbox cedar that looks finished from both sides of the line.
Done with the staining schedule?
Tell us what you're fencing and we'll come walk the line — free written estimate, no pressure, and an honest take on whether vinyl is the right fit.