By far the most popular fencing material in this area, wood
provides an all-around good value for your home or business property. There are several species of wood used in fencing; however, the two main types in Oklahoma are white wood and western red cedar. Redwood, white cedar and incense cedar are also available.
White woods
found in Oklahoma, like northern spruce, pine, fir and southern yellow pine, have little resistance to rot and insects, but should last between 5 and 10 years when properly installed. These woods are a low cost, attractive material and can be stained or sealed for a longer life.
Western red cedar
comes from the Northwest United States or Canada. It is mildly resistant to water and insects and should last upwards of 15 years. Staining and oil treatment can extend life beyond the average and, although higher in cost, western red cedar provides a batter value over the life of the fence.
Customize your wood fence with designs ranging from the basic “stockade” to highly customized carpentry installations.