Fence Types
Our Fence Types
Explore Residential Fence Types for Every Home
First Fence of Georgia has helped thousands of homes across the metro Atlanta area decide between different types of fences. We'll help you see which material is best for your property, though you'll always have the final say.
Here's a closer look at the residential fence types we currently offer:
Steel
Elegant and durable, with extra rackability to keep your home safe.
Aluminum
A lightweight (yet affordable) mix of tradition and modernity.
Composite
A great wood substitute that's even stronger and never rots.
PVC
Vinyl fencing that resists the elements and is always easy to clean.
Wood
A timeless (and eco-friendly) option that fits any home aesthetic
Chain Link
A cheap, versatile way to improve your property's security.
Choosing Between Different Types of Fencing for Your Property
With six types of fencing to choose from, it's important to think carefully about which is best for your home. The First Fence of Georgia team is happy to help you decide. Here are just a few of the factors you'll need to consider:
Purpose
Think about why you're getting the fence itself. Is privacy a priority? If so, you may choose a slat-based chain link option, wood privacy or even PVC privacy. For security, spear-picket aluminum and steel fences are difficult to climb or get through.
Durability
All of First Fence of Georgia's options can stand up to anything that's thrown at them, including Georgia's sometimes harsh weather. Some are more durable than others. For example, steel is strong enough to be a one-time investment. Aluminum, although lightweight, offers superior coating. Your sales consultant can share all of the durability features of each fence style.
Aesthetics
All of our fence types look great on Georgia's homes. However, you might prefer a timeless cedar or pine wood-based design. While curb appeal is always a factor, you should pick a fence you'll love looking at daily.
Maintenance
Most of our fences require little maintenance. For example, PVC fences only need occasional hose-downs. You may opt for PVC or aluminum over wooden options, which often require restaining, if you don't have time for upkeep.
Budget
It's no secret that different types of fences come with equally different prices. For example, a composite fence costs more than a wooden one. However, these last up to twice as long, making them very cost-effective. Call us for an appointment and our sales consultant can walk you through all of your options.
Other Considerations
Your personal tastes also play a significant role in the decision. You might prefer certain materials that better harmonize with your home's architecture. It might also need to fit the local homeowner association's guidelines.
