01Wood fences
Wood fence installation in the Corridor
Warm, natural cedar privacy without the weak spot: the boards fasten to galvanized steel posts we drive into the ground, so there are no post holes, no concrete and no wood posts rotting at the ground line.
- Best for
- Natural look
- Heights
- 4, 5 and 6 ft
- Upkeep
- Stain every few years
02The no-dig difference
Cedar looks and feels like a wood fence should. The posts underneath are galvanized steel, driven into the ground, so there's nothing to rot at the base.
- Post holes
- 0
- Bags of concrete
- 0
- Visits to a written price
- 1
03Styles
Wood styles we install
- Dog-ear privacyThe most common backyard fence. Boards side by side, cut corners on top.6 ft
- PicketSpaced boards for front yards and gardens.4 ft
04Is it right for you
Is wood right for your yard?
A great fit for
- A natural look that fits older homes
- Posts that will not rot or heave
- Staining it to match your house
Think twice if
- You never want to stain or seal
- The fence line stays wet or shaded
- Your HOA requires vinyl
05Questions
Wood questions
How do you build a wood fence without digging?
We drive galvanized steel posts into the ground with a powered post driver, then fasten the cedar rails and boards to them. No post holes, no concrete, and the posts never rot.
Which wood do you use?
Cedar, which holds up well to Iowa weather. We bring samples to the visit.
When can I stain it?
Let new wood dry out first. We'll tell you when it's ready, usually after a few weeks to a couple of months.
Which side faces out?
Many towns expect the finished side to face your neighbor or the street. We'll check the rule for your town.
Something else? Call or text (319) 855-9698.
06Free quote
Planning a wood fence?
- 1We call or text within one business day.
- 2A free visit, about 45 minutes. We measure and mark the gates.
- 3Your price in writing, the same day.
Rather talk? Call (319) 855-9698
Estimates evenings and Saturdays