Harsh New England winters can take a toll on traditional wood fences, and keeping them up can get to be a hassle. “Woodtone” is a resin with the look and feel of wood, which never needs painting and is guaranteed for life. If you are looking for something that is virtually maintenance-free and will have that “just like new” look for years to come, it’s worth taking a look at Vinyl Fencing (also known as PVC).
Here is a gallery of vinyl fences we’ve installed.
Joe's Pond, Greensboro, VT.
"Woodtone" resin looks & feels like wood, never needs painting and is guaranteed for life.
Burlington, VT
Vinyl privacy with New England Style Caps.
Jaffrey, NH
A vinyl picket fence highlights the restoration of this historic building.
Burlington, VT
Solid vinyl panels keep this backyard very private.
Burlington, VT
Vinyl privacy fencing with a decorative lattice top.
Northern New Hampshire.
This vinyl "shadow board" fence provides partial privacy, letting some air and light pass through.
Enosburg Falls, VT
Privacy fencing with lattice.
Garden accent
A vinyl fence with a spindle top.
Newport Vermont
This new vinyl fence provides neighbors some privacy from a newly built office complex.
Victorian Picket
This vinyl fence serves as a decorative accent to this front yard.
Newport, VT
Vinyl privacy fence in tan.
Newport, VT
Semi-private fence with spindle top.
Albany, VT
Vinyl ranch rail, at the cemetery on Route 14.
Albany, VT
Albany Cemetery, Ranch rail--another look.
Newport, VT
Privacy panels with lattice top, hides mechanical equipment.
Newport, VT
A double swing gate allows the homeowner to drive her riding mower into the back yard.
Morrisville, VT
Look closely. This fenceline incorporates a traditional picket in the front yard, with privacy fence in the back.
Derby, VT
Vinyl privacy fencing with a spindle top provides a beautiful backdrop for this homeowners new landscaping.
A vinyl gate with spindle top.
Located at a residence in Derby, Vermont