Capped privacy & lattice
A solid lower section with a straight cap or lattice detail above. Discuss the height and sightlines that suit your space.
See the Alpharetta project ↗WOOD FENCING / NORTH ATLANTA
Natural character.
Your kind of privacy.
From a secluded backyard to an open property line, explore wood fence styles through our local installations.
Discuss your wood fence150+ five-star Google reviewsSee why customers choose Right Now Fencing ↗
START WITH THE STYLE
What should your
fence do for you?
Screen a space, frame a garden, or keep the view open. Bring your priorities to the conversation.
Scalloped shadowbox
A shaped top and alternating-board layout bring a different rhythm to a boundary. Compare views from both sides before choosing.
See the Marietta project ↗Ranch rail with wire
An open rail style for larger outdoor spaces. Discuss wire options, intended use and the details of your property.
See the Milton project ↗
A DIFFERENT WAY TO DEFINE YOUR SPACE
Keep the view.
Give it a frame.
This Milton installation uses four-board ranch rail with wire. It’s one example of how a wood fence can define a space with an open look.
Milton, Georgia · Photo supplied by Melanie
WOOD FENCING, IN REAL LIFE
Look a little closer.
PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE
The details
make the difference.
Your estimate should reflect your actual property and the scope you choose.
What should I share for an estimate?
Your city or ZIP, the style you like, approximate fence length if known, and whether an existing fence needs removal. Mention gates, slopes and access constraints too.
How should I think about wood-fence maintenance?
Ask about the recommended care for the wood and finish specified in your estimate. Include cleaning, finish upkeep, and checks around posts and gates in that discussion.
Can you help me compare privacy styles?
Tell us which views you want to screen and what you want the fence to look like from each side. Board arrangement, height and decorative tops all affect that choice.
What about HOA or permit requirements?
Tell the team about any property restrictions or approvals you already have. Requirements depend on the property and jurisdiction; confirm applicable rules before work begins.
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY