If you are a contractor and want to save money by purchasing your supplies in bulk, contact us to talk about how we can help you.
If you own your home and need to get your supplies to build your own fence, we will help you get the materials you need. While some customers buy cedar fencing for the convenience of pre-built panels, others prefer the elegant look of wrought iron fencing. There are many things to think over when you are choosing your type of fence, such as privacy, security, cost, aesthetics, and HOA rules.
At Certified Fencing, we provide many fencing types and styles for commercial, residential, and industrial fences.
Types of Fencing
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Privacy Fencing
Customers regularly choose vinyl or wood material your supplies. Wood installs easily, and vinyl has a variety of designs. complete advantages and disadvantages.

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Fencing intended for semi-privacy is often made with vinyl material. The panels have a variety of vertical and horizontal styles. It gives you much privacy but doesn’t make you feel completely fenced in and apart from your community. You can construct it to be a divider between neighbors or as a transition point in a backyard or to separate a private space from a public area.

Ranch Rail Fencing
Otherwise known as split rails or post & rail fencing, this kind of fence is usually made from vinyl or wood and is utilized to keep cattle in the pasture.

Ornamental Aluminum Fencing
Aluminum is a popular material because it is easily maintained, is non-corrosive, and may be custom-made into elegant ornamental fences. Customers frequently choose white or black aluminum pool fences and sliding gates, due to the fact that they are easy to install and won’t rust.

Wrought Iron Fence Panels
Sometimes referred to as “rod” or “rot” iron, this sturdy metal is a contractor to construct a range of security, ornamental, and custom gates and fences. Because it can be shaped or “wrought,” into many styles, iron is a popular selection for ornamental entry gates, garden railings, and antique-looking fences.