Cedar Post on Pipe

We use cedar post on pipe which is galvanized 1.5" pipe embedded in 4x4 cedar posts to help prevent wood contact with the ground which prevents the post from rotting out at the bottom.

Steel Brackets

If needed, we can secure a post to concrete for your fence. We designed and build the brackets to attach to concrete that are made of 1/4" steel and use 4 concrete anchors to make sure it is secure.

All Cedar Material

Cedar is the best material available for fences and will outlast any pressure treated wood. It also will deform the least for the life of the fence. Treated wood comes very wet and when it dries, it can deform significantly, causing your fence to deform.

Stainless Steel Nails

We only use stainless steel ring shank nails because they are the best for cedar. Galvanized nails react with cedar and leave black marks down your fence when it gets wet. The ring shank nails have rings that hold the nails better to last over the years.

Exterior Screws for All Framing

We only use exterior decking screws when attaching our framing and caps. This is better than the nailed option because screws hold better and for longer even if the wood gets dried out.

Standard Hinges

We use standard powder coated black hinges and lag bolts to secure the gate. Lag bolts outperform normal screws because they are much stronger and hold for the life of the gate.

Standard Latches

We only use heavy-duty post mount gate latches attached with lag bolts. They hold up for much better than the older style and are convenient because you can easily open them from both sides and add a lock to the side that swings open.