Why Choose Vinyl?
- Real privacy: solid panels block views into your yard
- No painting or staining: the color is built into the material
- Won't rot or warp: no wood to deteriorate
- Easy cleaning: a hose, or soap and water for tougher spots
- Clean look: crisp lines that stay looking new
Vinyl Fence Styles
Privacy fence
Solid panels, usually 6 feet tall, for full privacy around patios, pools and backyards. The most popular vinyl style.
Semi-privacy fence
Panels with small gaps or a lattice top that soften the look and let some light and air through.
Picket fence
Classic spaced pickets, usually 3 to 4 feet, for front yards and gardens.
Colors
White is the classic choice, and tan and other earth tones are popular for blending with landscaping and homes. Ask about color options when we quote your fence.
Mix and match: Lots of West County homeowners put vinyl privacy along the back line, where neighbors are closest, and aluminum along the sides and front to keep the yard feeling open.
Built to Stand Up
A vinyl fence is only as good as its posts. We set posts deep and plumb, use reinforced posts at gates, and plan for slopes so panels step neatly down hills instead of leaving gaps underneath.
Comparing Your Options
Not sure whether vinyl or aluminum is right for your yard? Read aluminum vs. vinyl fence.
Common Questions
How long does vinyl fence last?
A quality vinyl fence commonly lasts 20 to 30 years or more. It won't rot or need paint, and many manufacturers offer long warranties.
Will vinyl fence turn yellow?
Quality vinyl is made with UV inhibitors to resist yellowing and fading. Choosing a reputable product matters.
Can vinyl fence handle Missouri winters?
Yes. Like most materials, vinyl can be more prone to damage from hard impacts in very cold weather, but normal winter conditions don't hurt it.
Vinyl or aluminum: which should I get?
Choose vinyl if privacy is the goal. Choose aluminum if you want an open view, the look of wrought iron, or a pool fence. Many homeowners use both: vinyl privacy along the back property line and aluminum on the sides or front.