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<h1>WOOD PRIVACY FENCE INSTALLATION COMPANY</h1>
          
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			<a href="https://affordablefenceguys.com">
			<img class="imglft scalable" src="https://affordablefenceguys.com/images/custom-wood-fence.jpg" style="float:left;" alt="Wood Privacy Fence Installationn Rock Hill Fort Mill Lancaster SC" /></a>
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            <a href="https://affordablefenceguys.com/chainlinkfence.asp" title="Chain Link Fences">chain link fences</a> or 
            <a href="https://affordablefenceguys.com/aluminum-fence.asp" title="Iron Fences">
			Aluminum fences</a>. A licensed wood privacy fence company like Affordable Fence Guys can install a quality 
			wood fence for you in Rock Hill SC, Fort Mill SC Lancaster SC, Columbia SC, Charlotte NC, Gastonia NC and other
			NC and SC surrounding areas.
			</p>
            
            <h2>Pine Fences</h2>
            
            <p>
            Pine has been used locally as the best option for wood fences, 
            proving itself as a sustainable material for many generations. 
			Naturally resistant to rotting and decay, pine requires very little maintenance, and staining every few years.
			Pine has the quality of weathering over time with proper care, provides a nice clean look. 
			Pine is also natural and environmentally friendly.
			</p>
			
			<h4>How Much Does Pine Fencing Cost?</h4>

<p>
			Pressure-treated pine fences cost anywhere from 
			<strong>$10 to $25 per linear foot</strong>, including 
			installation. If you need 150 linear feet of fencing - 
			which is fairly typical for a residential backyard - 
			budget anywhere from <strong>$1,500 to $3,750.</strong>
			</p>
			
			<p>
			A picket fence no taller than four feet would fall on 
			the low end of that price range, while a six-foot 
			privacy fence would fall on the high end. Decorative 
			features such as a scalloped top add about $2 per linear 
			foot. Removal of an old fence usually adds about 
			$3 to $6 per linear foot.
			</p>
			
			<h4>Pine Fence Maintenance</h4>
			
			
			<p>
			Pressure-treated pine fences require regular 
			maintenance to prevent rotting. They should be cleaned 
			and inspected at least once a year. Any loose nails 
			should be hammered in and any rotting boards should be 
			replaced. Every few years, your pressure-treated pine 
			fence should be repainted or re-stained. Regular sealing 
			is also recommended to prevent cracks and weather 
			damage.
			</p>
						<h4>Pine Fence Pros </h4>
						<ul>
							<li>
							Price - Pressure-treated pine is the least 
							expensive of fencing materials, priced significantly 
							less than cedar.
							</li>
							<li>
							Better material for posts - Although cedar is 
							overall the more durable of the two materials, 
							pressure-treated pine stands up better when it is 
							exposed to soil. Because of this, most cedar fences 
							have posts that are made of pressure-treated pine 
							and boards made of cedar.
							</li>
							<li>
							Pressure-treated pine has a greenish tint 
							that over time. With regular maintenance, 
							pine fences can last beyond 15 years even up to 30 years 
							depending on weather conditions and maintenance.
							</li>
						</ul>
						
						<h4>Cedar Fences </h4>
						
						<p>
						Cedar is a beautiful, high-quality wood that is 
						easily recognizable for its reddish-brown color. The 
						wood contains natural preservatives, so it does not 
						require any type of chemical treatment like pine requires. Cedar is popular 
						for its distinct look, as well as its durability.
						</p>
						
						<h4>How Much Does Cedar Fencing Cost? </h4>
						
						<p>
						Cedar fences typically cost about <strong>$15 to $30 
						per linear foot</strong>, including installation. For a 
						fence spanning 150 linear feet, that works out to
						<strong>$2,250 to $4,500.</strong> Keep in mind that 
						most cedar fences use pressure-treated pine for the 
						posts.
						</p>
						<p>
						Small picket fences fall on the low end of that price 
						range, while tall privacy fences fall on the high end. 
						The price is also impacted by factors such as ground 
						conditions, the time of year and local labor rates.
						</p>
						<p>
						As with pressure-treated pine, you’ll pay about
						<strong>$2 per linear foot extra</strong> for decorative 
						features like a scalloped top and <strong>$3 to $6 per 
						linear foot</strong> extra for removal of an old fence.
						</p>
						
						<h4>Cedar Fence Maintenance </h4>
						
						<p>
						Cedar fences require less maintenance than those made 
						of pressure-treated pine, but you can’t ignore upkeep 
						altogether and expect them to last.
						</p>
						
						<p>
						Clean the fence about once a year using warm water 
						and mild dish soap. Scrub stains with a brush, paying 
						extra attention to any spots with mold or mildew. Once 
						clean, rinse the fence with the garden hose.
						</p>
						
						<p>
						Inspect the fence once a year to make sure board are 
						in place and free of rot, and always trim bushes, vines 
						and weeds that are growing on the fence, as they can 
						cause significant damage over time. A waterproof 
						sealant, while not required for cedar, will extend the 
						life of your fence.
						</p>
						<p>
						It’s important to know that cedar will naturally gray 
						over time. Many people love this weathered look, but you 
						can preserve the original reddish-brown color through 
						regular pressure washings and resealing.
						</p>
						
						<h4>Cedar Fence Pros </h4>
						
						<ul>
							<li>
							Look - Cedar has rich color and a beautiful 
							grain pattern that is unmatched by pressure-treated 
							woods. If you prefer the look of natural wood, cedar 
							is the better choice.
							</li>
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							Durability - Cedar tends to last longer and hold 
							up better. It is less likely to warp, buckle, twist 
							or shrink. And it naturally rot and insect resistant.
							</li>
							<li>
							Maintenance - Cedar does require regular 
							maintenance, but the maintenance is usually less 
							than with pressure-treated pine.
							</li>
							<li>
							Lifespan - Cedar is known to last 30 years or 
							more with proper maintenance - about double that of 
							pressure-treated pine.
							</li>
						</ul>

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					<h3>We build and install Wood Privacy Fences in the following 
					regions.</h3>
						<p>
				           <a href="charlotte-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Fence Contractor Charlotte NC">Charlotte NC</a>
							,
				           <a href="gastonia-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Gastonia NC Fence Contractor">Gastonia NC</a>
				           , 
				           <a href="pineville-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Pineville NC Fence Contractor">Pineville NC</a>
				           , 
				           <a href="matthews-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Matthews NC Fence Contractor">Matthews NC</a>
				           , 
					       <a href="columbia-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Columbia SC Fence Contractor">Columbia SC</a>
						   , 
						   <a href="lexington-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Lexington SC Fence Contractor">Lexington SC</a>
				           , 
				           <a href="rock-hill-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Rock Hill SC Fence Contractor">Rock Hill SC</a>
				           , 
				           <a href="lancaster-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Lancaster SC Fence Contractor">Lancaster SC</a>
				           , 
				           <a href="fort-mill-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Fort Mill SC Fence Contractor">Fort Mill SC</a>
				           , 
				           <a href="spartanburg-fence-contractor-fence-estimate.asp" title="Spartanburg SC Fence Contractor">Spartanburg SC</a>
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