40+ Years of Wood Fence Replacements, Repairs, and Restorations

What is a Dog Ear Fence?

Dog ear fencing is one of the most common and affordable wood fence styles. Boards are installed vertically with the top corners cut at an angle, creating the classic “dog ear” shape.

Why Sacramento Homeowners Choose It

This style offers solid privacy at a lower price point and blends well with most neighborhoods. It’s a practical option for homeowners who want a durable, straightforward fence without decorative upgrades.

Best For

• Backyard privacy
• Side and rear property lines
• Budget-friendly fence replacements

What Is Board-on-Board Fencing?

Board-on-board fencing layers boards on alternating sides of the fence rails, eliminating gaps between boards.

Why It’s Popular in Sacramento

This design provides maximum privacy and allows airflow, which helps the fence handle Sacramento’s heat and seasonal expansion. It also looks clean and finished from both sides—great for shared property lines.

Best For

• Full privacy fencing
• Homes near neighbors
• Yards with wind exposure

What Is Cap & Trim Fencing?

This fence uses solid vertical boards topped with a horizontal cap and decorative trim for a polished, upscale look.

Why Homeowners Love It

Cap & trim fencing adds strength at the top of the fence while improving curb appeal. It’s ideal for homeowners who want a refined appearance without sacrificing privacy.

Best For

• Front-facing or visible yards
• Higher-end residential properties
• Homes prioritizing aesthetics and longevity

What Is Picture Framed Fencing?

Picture-framed fencing adds horizontal framing around each fence section, creating a custom, architectural appearance.

Why Sacramento Homeowners Choose It

This design stands out visually while maintaining full privacy. It’s ideal for homeowners who want something unique without sacrificing strength or function.

Best For

• Modern or custom homes
• Decorative backyard fencing
• Homes prioritizing design

What Is Split-Rail Fencing?

Split-rail fencing uses horizontal rails and minimal posts, creating an open, rustic look.

Why Homeowners Use It

It’s ideal for defining property lines without blocking views and requires fewer materials than full privacy fencing.

Best For

• Large lots
• Rural or semi-rural properties
• Decorative boundary fencing

What Is a Shadowbox Fence?

Shadowbox fencing alternates boards on each side of the fence, allowing light and airflow while still providing partial privacy.

Why It Works Well Locally

This design reduces wind pressure and looks identical from both sides, making it a great neighbor-friendly option in Sacramento neighborhoods.

Best For

Semi-private yards

Windy areas

Shared property lines