If you are in the fence installation business and want to save money by purchasing your supplies in bulk, call us to ask what we can do for you.
If you are a homeowner wanting to buy fence supplies and install your fence yourself, we have everything you need for the job. While some homeowners decide to buy cedar wood timber fencing for the convenience of pre-built panels, others prefer how durable and long-lasting a wrought iron fence is. There are many items to examine when you are choosing your type of fence, such as privacy, security, cost, aesthetics, and HOA rules.
At Certified Fencing, we provide many fencing styles and types for industrial, residential, and commercial fences.
Fencing Styles
Get a hold of Certified Fencing at 208-995-6468 or respond our online form to learn more about our selection of fencing materials or our convenient delivery service in Kimberly.

Privacy Fencing
Customers regularly choose wood or vinyl fence supplies. Wood installs easily, and vinyl is low maintenance. respond advantages and disadvantages.

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Fencing for the purpose of semi-privacy is often built with vinyl material. The fence panels come in 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. It’s purpose can be a screen 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 variety of fence is often built from wood or vinyl and is utilized to keep cattle in the pasture.

Decorative Aluminum Fencing
Aluminum is a common material because it is non-corrosive, easy to maintain, and can be custom-made into beautiful ornamental fences. Customers frequently choose white or black aluminum pool fences and sliding gates, because they are lightweight and won’t rust.

Wrought Iron Fencing
At times called “rot” or “rod” iron, this durable metal is in the fence installation business to make an assortment of ornamental, custom, and security fences and gates. Because this metal can be shapes or “wrought,” into many designs, iron is a popular option for ornamental garden railings, entry gates, and antique-looking fences.