Wood Fencing
Natural warmth and classic curb appeal with cedar and pressure-treated wood.
About Wood Fencing
Wood fencing remains one of the most popular choices for Connecticut homeowners who want privacy, natural beauty, and a timeless look. New Haven Fence LLC builds wood fences that frame your property with warmth while standing up to New England seasons.
Every wood fencing project begins with a free on-site consultation. We review your property, discuss your goals, and recommend the right materials and layout for your budget—then install with the dependable workmanship New Haven Fence LLC is known for throughout Connecticut.
Materials & Options
- Cedar — naturally resistant to rot and insects, rich grain
- Pressure-treated pine — economical, durable, accepts stain well
- Board-on-board construction for full privacy
- Custom stain and seal options
Common Use Cases
- Backyard privacy for residential properties
- Property line definition and boundary marking
- Garden and landscape enclosure
- Pool area screening (with appropriate local code compliance)
Things to Consider
- Wood requires periodic staining or sealing to maintain appearance and longevity
- Cedar offers the best natural durability for the Connecticut climate
- Post setting in concrete is essential for frost-zone stability
- Spacing and board width affect both privacy and wind load
Our Process
Consultation
We assess your property, discuss goals, and recommend wood species and style.
Layout & Marking
We confirm property lines and mark post locations before any digging.
Installation
Posts are set in concrete below frost line, then rails and boards are installed.
Finish & Cleanup
We stain or seal as requested and leave the site clean.
Wood Fencing FAQs
How long does a wood fence last in Connecticut?+
With proper staining and sealing, a cedar fence can last 15–25 years. Pressure-treated pine typically lasts 10–20 years. We'll recommend a maintenance schedule based on your material.
Do you stain or seal the fence?+
Yes, staining and sealing are available as part of your project. We recommend allowing new wood to weather briefly before the first finish for best absorption.
Ready for Wood Fencing?
Contact New Haven Fence LLC for a free estimate on wood fencing in Connecticut.