The quintessential American fence. Our wood picket fences bring classic charm and natural warmth to your property, with endless customization options.
Wood picket fences offer timeless beauty with the flexibility to match any home style.
Paint it white for classic charm, stain it for natural beauty, or choose any color that matches your home.
Wood picket fencing is one of the most budget-friendly fence options available.
Nothing says "home" like a wood picket fence. Adds instant charm to any property.
Individual pickets can be replaced without redoing the entire fence.
Choose from our selection of wood picket fence styles.
The iconic pointed picket. Perfect for colonial, farmhouse, and traditional homes.
Elegant curved tops add sophistication. Perfect for Victorian and upscale properties.
Clean, modern lines with flat-topped pickets. Great for contemporary and craftsman homes.
Professional wood picket fence installation for Phoenixville, Pottstown, Collegeville, Royersford, Downingtown, West Chester, Exton, King of Prussia, Norristown, Media, Wayne, Reading, and surrounding communities in Chester County, Montgomery County, Delaware County, and Berks County, PA.
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Common questions about wood picket fencing — answered honestly. Have one we didn't cover? Call (610) 601-6828 .
Pickets typically run 3 to 4 feet tall — short enough to maintain sightlines from the porch and tall enough to keep small dogs and toddlers contained. Anything taller starts to feel like a privacy fence rather than a picket.
Standard picket spacing is 2–3 inches between pickets. Tighter spacing (1.5 inches or less) is required for pool-area fences and recommended if you have small dogs or cats.
Picket fence projects typically run $2,500 to $8,000 depending on length, picket style, and whether posts are pressure-treated or cedar.
Square top, dog-ear, gothic point, and french gothic are the most common. Gothic points add curb appeal but cost slightly more to mill.
Stain protects the wood while showing the grain (better for cedar). Paint hides imperfections (better for pressure-treated pine). Either way, plan to re-coat every 4–7 years.
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