Cedar Fence Installation Schaumburg, IL
We Install Only the Best Western Red Cedar
Since 1996, our team has focused on delivering only the finest Western Red Cedar fence to our clients. Our cedar is supplied directly to us from the finest sawmills in the United States. This enables us to maintain tight control over the quality of the items we sell. We purchase only the highest grade fence material. By purchasing directly, we are able to supply only the best quality lumber at a lower price to you.
Our fences are completely custom-built, ensuring that each fence we install meets the exact specifications of your worksite. Western Red Cedar timber contains natural oils that make it inherently resistant to deterioration. Western Red Cedar is an excellent choice for outdoor fence.
All oil-based staining products are compatible with our fence material. You may stain your fence whatever color you like to match your backyard, or you can use a clear sealant to protect the natural look and beauty of fresh wood. If left untreated and let to weather, our cedar will gradually fade to a lovely silver-grey hue. Allowing your cedar fence to weather naturally has no effect on the fence's integrity or durability.
Our first aim is to provide you with superior service and quality. Our highly-recommended professionals can install your fence for you. We will offer loose lumber in 1′′x6′′ or 1′′x4′′ board sizes. Rails, posts, and completed sections are all available and may be delivered directly to your home for easy self-installation. Our staff have been educated to deliver the best possible standard of workmanship while installing fences.
We offer over 35 types of cedar fence in a variety of heights. Fence styles that are popular include solid, board on board, picket, traditional, and board on batten. Most may be customized with your choice of top, including dog ear boards, arched tops, scallop tops, and gothic and French gothic boards. There are two types of lattice topping: square and diamond. Lattice may be readily added to the top of the majority of our fences, providing a designer and imaginative appearance to your fence. We also provide Stockade Fence with round posts for a more rustic appearance. Stockade is a white cedar product that comes in two finishes: Milled and Rustic. It is available as a solid or picket type fence in a variety of heights.
There are lower grades of Western Red Cedar available in the greater Chicagoland region. Our cedar is Western Red Cedar of the highest quality. Purchasing a high-quality forest product ensures that your fence has the maximum life, longevity, durability, and attractiveness. We are a family-owned and run business that guarantees your satisfaction. We take pleasure in our work and look forward to serving you for years to come.
If you're thinking about putting a wooden fence in your Schaumburg, Bartlett, Arlington Heights, Itasca, Elk Grove Village, Barrington, Hanover Park, Streamwood, Hoffman Estates, or Palatine home, give Schaumburg Fence a call to set up a no-obligation estimate for your job. We will be delighted to assist you in determining which style of wooden fence is most appropriate for your needs!
For fence & deck staining we recommend using our staining & refinishing services.
Since 1996, our team has focused on delivering only the finest Western Red Cedar fence to our clients. Our cedar is supplied directly to us from the finest sawmills in the United States. This enables us to maintain tight control over the quality of the items we sell. We purchase only the highest grade fence material. By purchasing directly, we are able to supply only the best quality lumber at a lower price to you.
Our fences are completely custom-built, ensuring that each fence we install meets the exact specifications of your worksite. Western Red Cedar timber contains natural oils that make it inherently resistant to deterioration. Western Red Cedar is an excellent choice for outdoor fence.
All oil-based staining products are compatible with our fence material. You may stain your fence whatever color you like to match your backyard, or you can use a clear sealant to protect the natural look and beauty of fresh wood. If left untreated and let to weather, our cedar will gradually fade to a lovely silver-grey hue. Allowing your cedar fence to weather naturally has no effect on the fence's integrity or durability.
Our first aim is to provide you with superior service and quality. Our highly-recommended professionals can install your fence for you. We will offer loose lumber in 1′′x6′′ or 1′′x4′′ board sizes. Rails, posts, and completed sections are all available and may be delivered directly to your home for easy self-installation. Our staff have been educated to deliver the best possible standard of workmanship while installing fences.
We offer over 35 types of cedar fence in a variety of heights. Fence styles that are popular include solid, board on board, picket, traditional, and board on batten. Most may be customized with your choice of top, including dog ear boards, arched tops, scallop tops, and gothic and French gothic boards. There are two types of lattice topping: square and diamond. Lattice may be readily added to the top of the majority of our fences, providing a designer and imaginative appearance to your fence. We also provide Stockade Fence with round posts for a more rustic appearance. Stockade is a white cedar product that comes in two finishes: Milled and Rustic. It is available as a solid or picket type fence in a variety of heights.
There are lower grades of Western Red Cedar available in the greater Chicagoland region. Our cedar is Western Red Cedar of the highest quality. Purchasing a high-quality forest product ensures that your fence has the maximum life, longevity, durability, and attractiveness. We are a family-owned and run business that guarantees your satisfaction. We take pleasure in our work and look forward to serving you for years to come.
If you're thinking about putting a wooden fence in your Schaumburg, Bartlett, Arlington Heights, Itasca, Elk Grove Village, Barrington, Hanover Park, Streamwood, Hoffman Estates, or Palatine home, give Schaumburg Fence a call to set up a no-obligation estimate for your job. We will be delighted to assist you in determining which style of wooden fence is most appropriate for your needs!
For fence & deck staining we recommend using our staining & refinishing services.
Wood Fence Installation Schaumburg IL
Wood fencing is a great option for most suburban homes. It has a natural appearance and is very resistant to abuse. Living in the Chicagoland area however is not too kind to wood fencing. Expect to get a 15-20 year lifespan from cedar fencing. Slightly more for pressure treated pine. If you are okay with the limited lifespan, you have the option of having it stained by us in any color you choose.
The most common cedar fence styles today are horizontal board with staining and aluminum posts. The aluminum fence posts offer more longevity over cedar posts. The most common repair we do on fences are cedar post replacement, so aluminum posts avoids this issue altogether. Most storms will knock over an old cedar fence fairly easily. But having galvanized steel or aluminum posts with cedar pickets should provide you a longer-lasting fence than the traditional styles.
The most common cedar fence styles today are horizontal board with staining and aluminum posts. The aluminum fence posts offer more longevity over cedar posts. The most common repair we do on fences are cedar post replacement, so aluminum posts avoids this issue altogether. Most storms will knock over an old cedar fence fairly easily. But having galvanized steel or aluminum posts with cedar pickets should provide you a longer-lasting fence than the traditional styles.
Cedar is the most common type of fencing, but pressure treated pine fencing can also be an option. To learn more about the differences, please visit our page on pressure treated fence.
Wood Fence Styles
There are more than a few options when it comes to fence styles for wood specifically. Wood fences are custom built, and generally adhere to these main styles. There may be slight deviations from these general designs based on the type of posts, post caps, board style, picket top, etc. But the overall concept still applies.
The main fence styles for wood are:
If you have questions or would like a free consultation, please contact us directly!
The main fence styles for wood are:
- Picket fencing - spaces between the pickets also known as picket fence
- Privacy fencing - no spacing between the pickets
- Shadowbox/Board on Board - boards overlapping for better privacy or air circulation
- Horizontal board - same as privacy just pickets are flipped horizontally with no spaces between
- Split Rail Fence - usually used on large stretches of land or simply to partition a property
If you have questions or would like a free consultation, please contact us directly!
Horizontal Fence
Horizontal fencing has become extremely popular in recent years. Horizontal Fence have their pickets, or boards, horizontal instead of vertical like your typical fence. Horizontal fencing requires a different type of installation, as well as different materials. The boards that go in between the posts are not your average pickets, they are usually pre-fabricated with a tongue and groove design to overlap and fit together like a puzzle. This results in a higher cost in material and more limited options.
Horizontal Fencing with Metal Posts
Not only can horizontal fencing be a great option, when combined with metal posts, you get the best of both worlds. Metal posts with a cedar fence allows for a fantastic contract with the wood grain, but you also get the increased strength and rigidity of the metal. Metal posts in concrete are a sure fire way to have a strong fence that provides decades of service.
When using metal posts, we usually use either aluminum posts or steel. Aluminum is your most cost effective option, and doesn't rust. Steel is more expensive but offers added strength.
When using metal posts, we usually use either aluminum posts or steel. Aluminum is your most cost effective option, and doesn't rust. Steel is more expensive but offers added strength.