Vinyl & Composite Fences for Sonoma County Homes
Low-upkeep fences that won't need staining: vinyl privacy and picket styles, plus composite options like Trex and SimTek.
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Vinyl or composite: what's the difference?
Vinyl fences are PVC panels that never need paint or stain, in privacy, picket and rail styles. Composite fences, such as Trex, look more like wood and are made from wood fibers and plastic. SimTek panels look like stone or rock. All three are low upkeep, and we install each of them across Sonoma County.
- Vinyl privacy fences
- Vinyl picket fences
- Vinyl ranch rail
- Trex composite fencing
- SimTek fencing
- Vinyl gates
- Mixed vinyl and lattice tops
- Pool-area vinyl fencing
Is a low-maintenance fence worth the higher price?
For many homeowners, yes. A vinyl or composite fence usually costs more to install than wood, but it skips the staining, sealing and board replacement wood needs over the years. If you plan to stay in the house a long time, or just don't want fence chores, the savings in upkeep can make up the difference.
Vinyl & Composite Fences FAQ
Which areas get vinyl and composite fences?
We install vinyl, Trex and SimTek fences across our service area, including coastal homes near Bodega Bay where wood weathers fast and inland neighborhoods in Santa Rosa and Windsor. Your town page below lists the local height and permit rules before you pick a style.
What goes with a low-upkeep fence?
Done with staining the fence?
Ask about vinyl and composite options for your yard, or call (707) 396-8940.