Aluminum Fences are not the only option! Here are some other options to consider with your Sterling VA fence install.  

Vinyl Fences

• Vinyl has it all, good looks, personality, and strength! This is the most popular fence material on the market today, When it comes to quality, thickness counts; thicker gauge, “virgin” vinyl will look best for the longest amount of time (some with a lifetime guarantee).

Wooden Fences

• Cedar, is the most popular type of wood used for your fence, and is known for its long-lasting good looks—tight grain, fewer knots, and a desirable red hue—and its promise never to warp or shrink. redwood and teak are other woods commonly used.

Chain Link Fences

• Chain link fences offer adequate security for pets and kids at a competitively low cost. The materials are among the least expensive fencing options available making this type of fence a common choice for large rural yards where the amount of fencing needed makes other choices too expensive.

Treated Wood

• Pressure- and chemically-treated wood pickets or cedar-style planks are a popular pick for outdoor structures as a whole—gazebos, decks, pergolas, and more—and assembled as a fence, they offer privacy at a wallet-friendly cost. While this more economical fencing option is a perfect choice for fence posts inserted in the ground.

Masonry

• Concrete, stucco, brick, block, and stone fences create a stately aesthetic around the home, but at a cost: These materials skew pricey and require professional installation. Due to their weight, masonry fences need a structural footing poured below the frost line, or the depth to which the groundwater in soil is expected to freeze in winter.