Cedar privacy fence stained during install 
Privacy fence with tongue and groove pickets 
Decorative steel fence on block retaining wall 
Decorative steel fencing and gate built into block wall 
Steel fence built into brick pier and sandstone curb 
Decorative steel fence built into sandstone retaining wall 
Refurbished steel fence panels hung on new cedar posts 
Dog run in Powell using aluminum fence and wash gravel 
Double gate on Gahanna pool fence for easier access
Whether the goal is to increase privacy, contain pets, or prevent deer and other pests from raiding the garden, there are plenty of fence styles to choose from. Combining functional goals while fitting the site’s terrain and the home’s architecture is always attainable. A solid wood fence offers the most privacy but usually requiring some future maintenance. A black aluminum or steel fence offers the least obstructed view and with no bad side it is favored by many home owner associations. Metal fencing also requires the least maintenance, most guaranteed against color fade for at least 20 years. Steel fencing products typically have a nicer, brighter finish but at a higher cost. Also heavier and sturdier, steel fences are a popular choice on commercial sites and urban residences.