All colors and styles including trellis-topped decks and pergolas.
Fencing
All colors and styles including trellis-topped decks and pergolas.
Vinyl (PVC) fencing gives you the look of a painted fence without the painting. It doesn't rot, splinter or attract insects, and most of the time a rinse with a garden hose is all the upkeep it needs. It comes in privacy, semi-privacy, picket and ranch-rail styles, in white, tan, gray and wood-grain finishes.
How it works
Fence type, rough length and height, the gates you need and your address. A photo or a quick sketch of the yard helps.
The fence line is measured and walked with you: corners, gates, slopes, trees and anything in the way, plus property lines and city or HOA rules.
You get a quote that spells out the materials, height, length, gates and how the posts will be set, so it's easy to compare.
Underground lines are marked through 811 before digging, then posts are set and panels, rails and gates go up. The site is cleaned up when the work is done.
What's included
Service area
ELEMENT FENCING offers vinyl in Boise.
Reviews
“The staff at Element Fencing handled our project with such efficiency, professionalism, and outstanding craftsmanship, we couldn’t be happier with the result! They were absolutely fantastic to work with and did the highest quality of work, it turned out so beautifully! I highly recommend Element Fencing, their customer service and amazing work is outstanding!!”
Joanna Konechne
“We had a deck done by Element Fencing. The crew was exceptional. They are true craftsman. They worked hard and brought our somewhat unconventional vision to life. They are skilled, creative, dependable, and also thoughtful about minimizing waste.”
John Tansey
“We’ve used Element Fencing for three projects over the years and love working with these guys. We have worked with a lot of contractors in the area and this group is our go to whenever friends ask for a good fence builder. We like that they are pleasant to have around and the prices are reasonable and the work is always great. We will be using them again this spring & will post updates & photos. Highly recommend.”
Laurie Sebestyen
FAQ
Vinyl usually costs more to install than wood, but you skip staining, sealing and replacing rotted boards. Over the life of the fence, many homeowners find the lower upkeep makes up the difference.
Vinyl gets less flexible in freezing temperatures, so a hard hit in winter can crack a panel or rail. Thicker vinyl profiles and solid installation help, and a damaged section can usually be replaced on its own.
Today's vinyl fencing contains UV inhibitors to resist yellowing and fading. Dirt, mildew and pollen can discolor the surface over time, but they wash off with mild soap and water.
