Discover the Ideal Fence for Your Property

At AAA Fence LLC, we understand that a fence is more than just a boundary. It's a statement of style, a measure of privacy, and a means of security. Serving the Fort Gibson, OK area, we specialize in helping you choose the right type of fence to suit your needs, blending seamlessly with your home's architecture and landscaping. Reach out to us for your fencing needs.

Important Things to Consider About a New Fence

Before planning and purchasing your fence materials, ask yourself these questions:

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• What will the function of the fence be?
• What style will best accomplish this function?
• What style and material will blend with my landscaping and the architecture of my home?

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Before proceeding, a few preliminary steps are in order:

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• Discuss your plans with any neighbors whose property lies along your proposed fence line to make sure your fence is on your property.
• Before beginning any excavation, check for underground utilities. Call the North America One Referral Service at (888) 258-0808 (or just dial 811) for a national directory of utility companies.
• Check local zoning laws, which may regulate the size and placement of your fence. If you live in a historic district, check with your neighborhood association before proceeding with your plans.
• Apply for the proper building permit as directed by local code.

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If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact us.

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Get to Know the Different Fence Options

Wood Panel Fencing

Wood panel fencing is commonly used as a decorative means of providing privacy for homes in neighborhood settings. It's also a good choice for setting boundaries for small children and pets. The wood fence panels usually come in eight-foot sections, four feet to six feet tall. The panels are available with either dog-eared or pointed pickets. You can easily match the fence to your landscape with stain or paint.

Post-and-Rail Fencing

Post-and-rail fencing (or split rail) adds a rustic or country look to a home's landscape. It can also define specific areas in your yard or provide an easily visible separation along property lines. The rails are available either split or round in length from eight feet to 11 feet. The posts range from three feet to five feet above ground and can hold either two or three rails. You can make rail fencing suitable for pet containment by stapling welded wire fencing or poultry netting to the back of the fence.

Vinyl Fencing

Vinyl fencing is an attractive, relatively maintenance-free type of fencing. It's available in forms similar to both wood panel and rail fencing. Vinyl fencing isn't subject to rot, fading, or other effects of weather and time as wood fencing can be.

Chain-Link Fencing

Chain-link fencing (sometimes called hurricane fencing) is an economical way to enclose an area. Chain-link fencing is a good choice for keeping pets in or other creatures out. Made from galvanized steel wire, the fence material itself is referred to as fabric. Chain-link fencing comes in 50-foot length rolls three feet to ten feet in height. If you don't like the silvery look of the bare fence, it's available with a weather-resistant vinyl coating, usually green or black. Single and double-prefabricated gates are available to complete the project.

Is there a fence above you're interested in having installed? Contact us today for a free estimate.