Mia Jensen
These rustic farm style fences evoke the image of a classic American homestead, bringing that feel to any suburban home. These fences work well with the more traditional farmhouse aesthetic as well as new builds in the contemporary style.
A slip board fence closely resembles the split rail model with one key difference.
However, you should expect issues with rot around a decade of ownership, and you’ll need to replace some of the posts. Once again, you’ll need to fully replace this wooden fence after about 15 to 20 years of time out in the elements. Firstly, this is a low-maintenance fence that will last a lifetime and only require basic cleaning with soap and water.
Since these farm style fences are made of vinyl, they will never succumb to the rot and mold that destroy the wooden varieties. Plus, since these fences are made of vinyl, they come in white, clay, and tan color options – all of which look fantastic against a variety of homes. While there’s no question that farm style fences present a truly unique aesthetic addition to your property, there are a few other practical concerns to keep in mind. For example, a tall aluminum fence or a vinyl privacy option are your two best choices to keep pooches secure in your yard. If these ranch style fences have caught your eye, we’d love to help you bring one home. During this consultation, we’ll answer all of your questions, find the right fence for you, and give you a price to install it.
