Wood fencing with the warmth vinyl cannot copy
Solid cedar and pressure-treated stockade, picket, and board-on-board — cut on site to follow the grade of your yard.
Why homeowners choose wood fence
Nothing else looks like real cedar. It weathers to a soft silver if you leave it, or holds a warm honey tone if you seal it, and it suits an older New England property in a way manufactured material never quite manages.
We build stockade, spaced picket, board-on-board, and shadowbox in cedar and pressure-treated pine. On sloped yards we rack the panels to follow the ground rather than stepping them, so you do not end up with gaps underneath the fence line.
- Solid cedar and pressure-treated pine
- Stockade, picket, board-on-board, and shadowbox
- Panels racked to follow your grade — no gaps underneath
- Ready to stain or leave to weather naturally
- Matching arched or straight-top gates
Wood Fence projects we’ve finished
Real Imperial Fence installations photographed on site — no stock imagery.
What our customers say
Wood Fence questions
Should I choose cedar or pressure-treated wood?
Cedar resists rot naturally and looks better as it ages, which is why most homeowners pick it for a fence they will look at daily. Pressure-treated pine costs less and is a sound choice for back lines and utility runs.
Do I have to stain a new wood fence?
No. Left alone, cedar weathers to a silver-grey that many people prefer. If you want to keep the warm tone, wait a few months for the wood to dry out, then seal it.
How long does a wood fence last?
With posts set properly and reasonable upkeep, a cedar fence lasts many years in this climate. Setting depth and drainage matter far more than the boards themselves, which is where most cheap installs fail.
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