Fence Construction, Windsor-Essex County

TJ’s Decks & Fences provides various styles of wood, pressure-treated fencing for residential and commercial customers in the Windsor, Leamington, Kingsville, Essex, and Lakeshore areas. We have vast experience and offer premier materials that last significantly longer and continue to look attractive for many years.

Our wood pressure-treated fences will give you privacy, safety and security, and attractive curb appeal. We are committed to using high-quality materials and solid construction that will stand up to harsh weather year-round. Protect your property, children, pets, and possessions while giving you privacy and a cleaner, neater looking yard.

A Few of the Many Fencing Styles We’ve Constructed

These are just some of the many styles and combinations of fence we construct. In addition, we can add decorative upper sections, rails, portals, gates, lattice, and your choice of post-toppers. Get creative and combine elements to create unique designs to compliment your yard and lifestyle.

Types of Fences

Continuous Planks

Whether vertical or horizontal, planks are set tightly together with no gaps giving you the ultimate amount of privacy. Continuous plank fences also prevent climbing to keep your pets or young children safe on the ground. Combine fence panels (sections) that alternate vertical, horizontal, or even angled for a unique look. Both metal and wood posts can be used for a solidly anchored base.

Shadow Box

Shadow box fences are constructed with planks alternating on either side of the fence. Also known as a Good Neighbor Fence, this type of fence is slatted to the width of the planks allowing better air flow while still providing you with lots of privacy. These types of fences are often a collaboration between neighbors to share costs and give each an attractive, new, durable fence.

Slatted (Gapped) Fence

Also referred to as a Venetian fence. Planks are fixed to the fence rails with gaps between the planks. Depending on the amount of privacy you desire, gaps can be very small or wider to allow some visibility through the fence. Due to the gaps between planks, this type of fence is considered climbable and therefore may not be the best choice for every yard.

Rail Top Fence

The fence is constructed with a rail that runs horizontally along the top between fence posts. This style of construction creates a stronger, more supportive structure.

Picket Fence

A picket fence isn’t just a name for a decorative fence with pointy tips. A picket fence is any fence that doesn’t have a top rail. Planks are supported by cross rails only. The uppermost crossrail is a few inches below the top of the planks. Tips can be cut scalloped, with corner angles, full points, or left squared off.

Board on Board

This is a gapped fence, where the gaps are covered by another plank. These could also be called overlapping plank fences. This creates a ribbed looked but still gives you complete privacy.