Maintaining a cedar fence involves regular care to preserve its appearance and durability. To keep your cedar fence in optimal condition, inspect it yearly for any signs of damage such as cracks, rot, or insect infestation. Clean the fence with a gentle detergent and water to remove dirt and grime, and consider applying a sealant or stain every few years to protect the wood from weathering and UV damage. Additionally, trim back any vegetation that may be in contact with the fence to prevent moisture retention and minimize the risk of rot. Adhering to a consistent maintenance routine will help extend the lifespan of your cedar fence and keep it looking its best.

Our mission is to build quality and long lasting fences. So many choose to put wood in the ground when building cedar fences. Here at Peak Fence we don't even offer that as an option. We know that the wood will wrought at the base of the post and shorten the lifespan of your fence dramatically. We only use steel as our posts for all wooden fences. We know many don't like the look of seeing metal when it comes to a wooden fence and so we also are able to hide the metal posts and you'll never even know they are there. We will help you in choosing the best fence style for you and your budget.  

Wooden fences are very durable and are a great choice for many home owners out there. They are beautiful and smell amazing. When it comes to wood you are able to replace things fairly easy if anything ever does break or goes wrong. If will for sure do it's job of keeping pets and kids inside the yard and unwanted guests out.

We recommend cedar or redwood due to their natural resistance to decay and insects. They are a hard wood which will help with warping as the years go on. You can use a cheaper wood such as pine but the maintenance will need to increase to keep it last as long as cedar and other hard woods.

The bes way to build a wooden fence is by using metal as your posts that go into the ground. Every year we receive so many calls of peoples fences falling over from a wind storm and it's always because they had wood going into the ground. The moister collects at the base of the post and speeds up the rotting process dramatically. That is always the first place that gives with a wooden fence.  

The thing with a wooden fence is you are able to design your fence how ever you would like. Since you're working with wood you're able to build your fence just the way you envision it.

The average wooden fence can last any where from 10 - 15 year. Now if you use metal posts, you'll never need to worry about those going bad. When that time comes that your wooden pickets and 2x4s go bad, you just replace them using the same posts and saves you a ton of money and time.