Economical, durable and widely available, pressure treated lumber is a popular choice for outdoor projects like fencing due to its superior resistance to rot and decay. Heritage Fence Company installs a wide variety of custom fabricated pressure treated wood fencing.
Red Cedar
Stable, naturally resistant to decay, aromatic, and aesthetically pleasing, red cedar from the west coast of the United States or from one of the Canadian Provinces has long been, and continues to be, an attractive
material used in fence fabrication. Heritage
fence employs the use of red cedar in several
of its popular fence styles.
White Cedar
Typically grown in Quebec and shipped throughout the United States in the form of stockade panels, white cedar is an economical alternative to red cedar or treated lumber for use in fence fabrication. Heritage Fence installs cedar stockade panels in several styles.
Spruce
Grown throughout North America, and now in some South American
locales, the various types of spruce trees have long been commercially
harvested to provide us with framing lumber and outdoor furniture.
Now available as pre-fabricated fence panels,
spruce pickets are derived from previously unused portions of the spruce tree,
and are the most economical form of wood fence available.
Heritage fence installs quality spruce panels in three different styles.
