Professional Cedar Fence Installation Company in Ohio

Durability and Weather Resistant

Cedar is naturally resistant to decay, rot, and insect damage. In Ohio, where the climate can vary from hot summers to cold winters with occasional moisture, cedar holds up well against the elements. Its natural oils and resins help protect it from weathering, making it an ideal choice for outdoor structures like fences.

Aesthetic Appeal

Cedar has a beautiful, natural appearance with a warm, reddish-brown tone that weathers to a silver-gray patina over time. Many people in Ohio appreciate the rustic charm and natural beauty that cedar fences add to their properties. Its attractive grain patterns and texture can enhance the overall look of a home or landscape.

Resistant to Warping and Shrinking

Cedar wood has a relatively low moisture content, which helps it resist warping, twisting, and shrinking, especially in environments with fluctuating humidity levels like Ohio. This dimensional stability means that a cedar fence is less likely to develop gaps or uneven surfaces over time, maintaining its structural integrity and appearance for longer periods compared to other types of wood or materials. This characteristic makes cedar an attractive option for Ohio homeowners who want a fence that will remain sturdy and visually appealing over the years.

Wood privacy fence with lattice top, installed in a backyard with grass and neighboring houses visible in the background.

A landscaped backyard with a wooden privacy fence, green grass, and a garden bed with purple flowers and shrubs, surrounded by tall trees.

A wooden privacy fence with a scalloped top runs along a landscaped yard with several trees, some freshly planted, and green grass.

Newly installed wooden privacy fence with a gate, set in a backyard with grass and trees in the background.

A wooden privacy fence with decorative posts on top, a black wooden fence below it, and a grassy area in front. There is a street and trees in the background.

Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime. If you’re feeling ready, go ahead and apply.

Costs vary by length, height, and style, but most homeowners pay $15–$30 per linear foot. Premium cedar lasts longer and looks great.
Yes! Cedar naturally resists rot and insects, making it ideal for areas with Ohio-like weather conditions. Proper staining extends its life.
Absolutely. You can pick privacy, picket, or ranch-style fences with custom heights and spacing to match your yard.
Some maintenance is needed. Applying stain or sealant every 2–3 years keeps your fence strong and looking fresh.
Most projects take 2–5 days depending on size and terrain. Professional installation ensures durability and proper alignment.