Wood Fencing

For centuries, people have used wood for their fencing needs. It’s one of the most customizable materials, comes in many species, and different heights and styles. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, will depend on which species you choose.

Here at Miller Fence, we use all #1 Northern White Cedar, #1 Western Red Cedar and premium, pressure treated Southern Yellow Pine. We build all of our fence panels in house and can customize almost any design, with garden fencing being our most popular trend.

If you are looking for privacy between you and a neighbor, our Salisbury Estate (mix of white and red cedar) is a great choice. Built from tongue and groove cedar boards, it gives privacy to both sides by eliminating any gaps as well as a clean finish. If you do not want to feel completely enclosed, but desire some privacy, our Privacy Lattice or regal Old English Lattice are great solutions as well.

Have horses or other farm animals? Our West Virginia split rail (locust posts and mixed hardwood rails) may be the best choice. Keep in mind, if you have animals do NOT use pressure treated southern yellow pine. There are chemicals that are harmful when animals chew or crib on it.

Contemporary Lattice

Contemporary Lattice

All Western Red Cedar Contemporary Lattice (pre-fabricated) with a 1″ x 4″ White Cedar Frame and 5″ x 5″ Boston post.

Privacy Lattice

Privacy Lattice

All Cedar 4′ solid boards with 2 feet of pre-fabricated lattice in cedar frame and a standard 5″ x 5″ Boston post (5″x5″ post with pyramid cap shown in photo and available per request).

Country Lattice

All Cedar, handmade 6″ grid Country Lattice with 5″ x 5″ post with Pyramid caps. Grid spacing can be customized upon request.

Old English Lattice

All Cedar 4′ solid boards with 1″ spacer then 2 feet of 6″ square grid, handmade lattice and a 5″ x 5″ post with Pyramid caps. Grid size can be customized per request.

Boston Post & Rail

Available in different heights (2, 3 or 4 rails). 4″ x 4″ Boston post with 4″ x 4″ rails (8′ section), 5″ x 5″ Boston post with 4″ x 4″ rails (either 8′ or 10′ sections) or 5″ x 5″ Boston post with 5″ x 5″ rails.

Betsy Ross

1″ x 4″ Cedar boards scalloped with 4″ x 4″ Boston post. Also available with or without cap strip.

Western Red Cedar Split Rail

Hand split Western Red Cedar split rail. Each section includes 1 post and 2 or 3 rails (10′ section). Other split rail styles available.

John Hancock

Solid Cedar privacy fence scalloped with 1″ x 4″ boards and 4″ x 4″ Boston post. Also available with cap strip.

Spaced Picket

Spaced Picket

All Cedar 2-7/8″ picket with either round Pressure Treated post (shown in photo) or 4″ x 4″/5″ x 5″ Boston post, per request. This style can also be scalloped.

Stockade

Solid Cedar picket privacy fence with 3/4 round backer rails. Available with round Pressure Treated post (round shown), 4″ x 4″/5″ x 5″ Boston cedar post, or steel post.

Martha Washington

Martha Washington

1″ x 4″ Cedar board with 4″ x 4″ Boston post.

George Washington

George Washington

1″ x 4″ Cedar board privacy fence with 4″ x 4″ Boston post.

Paul Revere

1″ x 4″ Cedar solid board privacy fence with a molded rail for a cap strip and 5″ x 5″ Boston post.

The Miller Estate

All Cedar picket fence with 2″ x 2″ picket and 5″ x 5″ smooth post with Pyramid cap.

Salisbury Estate

All Cedar tongue & groove board privacy fence w/ 1″ x 4″ rail for a cap strip, 1″ x 4″ fascia and a 5″ x 5″ smooth post with a Pyramid cap.

West Virginia Split Rail

Locust posts and hardwood rails. Available in 2 and 3 rail.

Round Post and Rail

#1 Cedar. Available in 2, 3 and 4 rail.

Wood & Wire

#1 Cedar frame with virtually any infill. Choose from horizontal or vertical cable, welded wire, chain link or even corrugated steel for a contemporary, sleek design.

Cedar Garden Fencing

Want to keep those pesky critters away from your prized crops? We’re here to help. We build all of our wood in house so we have the ability to customize almost any idea you have in mind.

Custom Cedar

Don’t see exactly what you’re looking for on our website? No problem! Bring us a photo or sketch and we can most likely build it. Here’s an example.

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