If you are a contractor and need to purchase bulk fence supplies, contact us to see what we can do for you.
If you own a home and want to purchase your fence supplies and install your fence yourself, we can supply you with everything you need. While some individuals decide to buy cedar fencing for privacy, others choose the sturdiness of a wrought iron fence. There are several factors to think over when choosing your type of fencing, including cost, security, aesthetics, privacy, and HOA rules.
At Certified Fencing, we provide a variety of fencing types for residential, commercial, and industrial fences.
Styles of Fencing
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Privacy Fencing
Customers oftentimes decide on vinyl or wood material your fence supplies. Wood is quick and easy to install, and vinyl is easy to maintain. fill out pros and cons.

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Semi-privacy fencing is typically made from vinyl. The fence panels come in an array of vertical and horizontal styles. It provides decent privacy while allowing air and light through the fence. You can construct it to be a divider between neighbors or to separate your garden area or private space to a public area.

Ranch Rail Fencing
Also known as post & rail fencing or split rails, this kind of fence is commonly built from vinyl or wood and is used to keep livestock from escaping your land.

Ornamental Aluminum Fencing
Aluminum is a frequently used material because it doesn’t corrode, is easily maintained, and can be made-to-order into beautiful ornamental fences. Customers frequently choose white or black aluminum pool fences and sliding gates, due to the fact that they are low maintenance and don’t rust.

Wrought Iron Fence Supplies
Often called “rot” or “rod” iron, this strong metal is a contractor to build a variation of ornamental, custom, and security gates and fences. Because the iron can be formed or “wrought,” into many designs, iron is a common pick for decorative antique-looking fences, entry gates, and garden railings.