Composite Fence Installation Company in Lexington, SC
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Composite fences are made of recycled plastic, recycled wood fibers and sawdust, and resin, which are all blended together to make a product that looks like wood. You won't have to spend time maintaining and staining as you would with wood. Composite fencing is also an environmentally friendly option because it does not utilize fresh wood in its construction. Privacy fences, picket fences, garden fences, dog fences, pool fences, and more are available in a number of colors and styles.
Composite fences installed by Lexington Fencing are sturdy because of their composition and can endure rain and snow while standing tall in your yard. Many individuals may prefer composite fences because of its longevity resistance to corrosion and low maintenance requirements. Because composite fences are made out of a mix of plastic and real wood, the wood offers a realistic and original look while the plastic retains amazing strength for a longer-lasting, more durable solution.
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Is composite fencing environmentally friendly? Not only is the wood in composite fencing frequently created from recycled resources, but the fence's durability far exceeds that of a 100% wood counterpart. This means fewer replacement fence panels will be required. Since the panels are made from recycled wood, you are not contributing to the use of trees to create solid wood panels. So, if you're environmentally sensitive and want to help protect the environment, we think composite fence is a terrific option for you.
Composite Fencing's Advantages: What else may influence your selection, besides composite fencing's environmental friendliness? Let's look at some more advantages of composite fencing:
1) Longer Lasting — Synthetic wood panels with reinforced plastic elements will survive far longer than standard hardwood fence panels. Composite fencing is incredibly long-lasting and weather-resistant, and it will not let you down.
2) Mold and Rot Resistance — Composite fences are very rot and mold resistant due to its plastic component.
3) Natural-looking Finish — Composite fencing allows you to construct a natural-looking, timber-like fence. Composite fences allow you to create your preferred look with natural finish options in a variety of colors.
4) Easy Installation — Composite fence panels are lightweight and slot together effortlessly, allowing for a rapid and efficient fence construction which lowers the cost of labor.
5) Low Upkeep — Composite fence panels not only last a long time and look wonderful, but they also require very little maintenance. You won't have to fix any holes in your fence since it won't fracture or split.
Composite fencing can be installed in the following styles: picket fence, semi-privacy fence, privacy fence, and post and rail fence (aka split-rail fencing) in many different colors.
Composite Picket Fencing: Picket fences have been popular in the Lexington, SC area and throughout the Midlands for decades. Composite picket fences are a low-maintenance alternative to wood picket fences. With composite, you'll still have the charm with the added benefit of reduced upkeep and repair. Composite picket fences are virtually indistinguishable from wood picket fences. Picket fences are a high-visibility option, with pickets set up to 3 inches apart. Wind can travel through the barrier due to the spacing. Front yards, gardens, and pool fences are all great places to start.
Composite Privacy & Semi-privacy Fencing: Composite planks with minimal to no gaps between them form a privacy fence. These are ideal for providing privacy in backyards and as pool fences. If you still want some wind movement, a semi-private fence is your best bet. To allow for air circulation, the composite planks are installed with a very little space between them. There is some visibility while gazing straight on, but it vanishes when looking at an angle. Composite fencing will save you money in the long run because it lasts considerably longer than wood.
Split Rail Fencing: Split rail fences are widely used to define property boundaries, provide a decorative element to your property, or keep animals and horses contained. They also add to the charm of rural life by enhancing curb appeal. Two, three, or four rails can be found on this type of fence, which is also known as post and rail fencing. When this type of fence is built using composite, it will endure so much longer compared to a wood fence.
Always check with your Home Owner's Association to see if they have any restrictions on the type and design of fence you may build. We at Lexington Fencing can help you decide what style is best for you! Give us a call at 803-590-9964.
Alternatively, for similar looking fences, read about budget friendly wood fence options and long lasting vinyl fence options.
Composite Fencing's Advantages: What else may influence your selection, besides composite fencing's environmental friendliness? Let's look at some more advantages of composite fencing:
1) Longer Lasting — Synthetic wood panels with reinforced plastic elements will survive far longer than standard hardwood fence panels. Composite fencing is incredibly long-lasting and weather-resistant, and it will not let you down.
2) Mold and Rot Resistance — Composite fences are very rot and mold resistant due to its plastic component.
3) Natural-looking Finish — Composite fencing allows you to construct a natural-looking, timber-like fence. Composite fences allow you to create your preferred look with natural finish options in a variety of colors.
4) Easy Installation — Composite fence panels are lightweight and slot together effortlessly, allowing for a rapid and efficient fence construction which lowers the cost of labor.
5) Low Upkeep — Composite fence panels not only last a long time and look wonderful, but they also require very little maintenance. You won't have to fix any holes in your fence since it won't fracture or split.
Composite fencing can be installed in the following styles: picket fence, semi-privacy fence, privacy fence, and post and rail fence (aka split-rail fencing) in many different colors.
Composite Picket Fencing: Picket fences have been popular in the Lexington, SC area and throughout the Midlands for decades. Composite picket fences are a low-maintenance alternative to wood picket fences. With composite, you'll still have the charm with the added benefit of reduced upkeep and repair. Composite picket fences are virtually indistinguishable from wood picket fences. Picket fences are a high-visibility option, with pickets set up to 3 inches apart. Wind can travel through the barrier due to the spacing. Front yards, gardens, and pool fences are all great places to start.
Composite Privacy & Semi-privacy Fencing: Composite planks with minimal to no gaps between them form a privacy fence. These are ideal for providing privacy in backyards and as pool fences. If you still want some wind movement, a semi-private fence is your best bet. To allow for air circulation, the composite planks are installed with a very little space between them. There is some visibility while gazing straight on, but it vanishes when looking at an angle. Composite fencing will save you money in the long run because it lasts considerably longer than wood.
Split Rail Fencing: Split rail fences are widely used to define property boundaries, provide a decorative element to your property, or keep animals and horses contained. They also add to the charm of rural life by enhancing curb appeal. Two, three, or four rails can be found on this type of fence, which is also known as post and rail fencing. When this type of fence is built using composite, it will endure so much longer compared to a wood fence.
Always check with your Home Owner's Association to see if they have any restrictions on the type and design of fence you may build. We at Lexington Fencing can help you decide what style is best for you! Give us a call at 803-590-9964.
Alternatively, for similar looking fences, read about budget friendly wood fence options and long lasting vinyl fence options.
Areas We Serve
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Batesburg-Leesville, SC
Cayce, SC Chapin, SC Columbia, SC Gaston, SC Gilbert, SC Irmo, SC Lexington, SC Oak Grove, SC |
Pelion, SC
Pineridge, SC Red Bank, SC Seven Oaks, SC South Congaree, SC Springdale, SC Summit, SC Swansea, SC West Columbia, SC Arcadia Lakes, SC |
Blythewood, SC
Dentsville, SC Eastover, SC Forest Acres, SC Gadsden, SC Hopkins, SC Lake Murray of Richland, SC Saint Andrews, SC Woodfield, SC |