Forest Hill

Forest Hill has been our most popular privacy wood fence style for over 40 years. It looks similar on either side of the fence and prices start as low as $109/foot Fully Installed.

• Wood Choices Cedar, Douglas Fir, or Pressure Treated
• Pre-Staining Jarrah Brown, Natural, Mahogany Flame, or Honey Teak

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  Pre-Staining Wood Tone*

  

  Pre-staining can help protect your fence from damage caused by:
  • UV Rays
  • Moisture
  • Temperature Changes
  • Contamination

  And more. Prices start at $12/ft (Wood Tone).

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  Also available: over 200 choices in semi-transparent, semi-solid, and solid colours.

  *Available for cedar and treated wood. No on-site staining services offered (including no touch-ups).

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• Post Caps Pyramid, Gothic, Solar, Fence-All, or Continuous Rail (no cap)

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  Post Caps

  

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• Privacy Boards Standard, Tongue & Groove, or Pattern #3

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  Privacy Boards

  

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• Bottom of Fence Straight, Stepped, Sloped, or Custom Contoured

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  Bottom of Fence – Straight, Stepped, Sloped, or Custom Contoured

  

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• Heights 3′, 4′, 5′, 6′, or 6’8″ (~7′)

Two Post Upgrades

1. Postsaver Pro-Sleeves are heat-shrinkable sleeves with a meltable liner that protect wood posts from rot and decay around the vulnerable ground line area. Pro-Sleeves carry a 20 year manufacturer warranty.
2. PostMaster Steel posts increase the strength and longevity of any fence that is built on them. PostMaster Steel posts will remain visible from some angles, particularly on gate posts. They carry a 15 year manufacturer warranty.

Wood Fence Upgrades

• Under-Fence Gap Protection

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  Under-Fence Gap Protection

  

  Our Under-Fence Gap Protection covers up spaces at the bottom of the fence when there are changes in grade. The boards are stuck into the ground, not directly attached to the fence. This prevents the fence from heaving due to seasonal changes.

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• Continuous Top Rail

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  Continuous Top Rail

  A Continuous Top Rail goes over the posts so there is no need for post caps.

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• Postsaver Pro-Sleeves

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  Postsaver Pro-Sleeves

  
  Postsaver Pro-Sleeves are heat-shrinkable sleeves with a meltable liner. Pro-Sleeves are heat applied to posts around the vulnerable ground line area to protect them from rot and decay. They carry a 20 year manufacturer warranty. Ask your sales rep for details.

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• 4′ or 6′ Wide Panels

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  4′ and 6′ Maximum Wide Panels mean a stronger fence and the opportunity for less space between the bottom of the fence and the ground. It’s very popular with pet-friendly families. Ask your sales rep for details.

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• Custom Contour to Close Off Gaps
• Sloped Fence

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  Sloped Fence

  With a Sloped Fence upgrade the panels are angled to minimize gaps beneath the fence.

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• Add-a-Rail

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  Add-a-Rail

  

  The Add-a-Rail Upgrade increases the strength and durability of any wood fence. For fences that look the same front and back you can order a rail set (i.e., two mid rails, one for each side) or choose just the one in back.

  For more info see the video here.

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• Milled Posts

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  Milled Posts

  

  Our Milled Post Upgrade is sometimes confused with our Cap Option. The difference: With milled, the cap shape is carved directly out of the post for a one piece assembly that has no seam.

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• Larger Posts

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  Larger Posts

  

  Available in 6×6 and 8×8 sizes as well as wrapped, Larger Posts add to the look and increase the strength of the overall fence/gate system. Fluting is an ornate touch that can be added to wrapped posts.

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• Screw Piles

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  Screw Piles

  Screw Piles are posts that are turned into the ground by machine as opposed to the usual digging and cementing process. They are a requirement for most deck permits.

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• Bedrock Attachment

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  Bedrock Attachment

  
  Bedrock Attachments may be required to install posts in unusually rocky conditions. Bars are welded to the piles and inserted into holes drilled in the bedrock.

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More Info

• Lighting Catalogue
• General Wood Info
• Western Red Cedar FAQ
• Treated Lumber FAQ
• Do-It-Yourself Instructions
• View Schematic