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Vinyl fence installation.

No staining, no rot, no fasteners to back out. Panels lock into routed posts and rails, and the color goes all the way through.

Our work

Vinyl fences we’ve built.

White & tan vinyl privacy fence
White & tan vinyl privacy fence
Two-tone vinyl privacy run
Two-tone vinyl privacy run
Brown vinyl privacy fence
Brown vinyl privacy fence
Brown vinyl privacy, wooded lot
Brown vinyl privacy, wooded lot

Vinyl costs more than wood up front and less over ten years, because you never stain it. The catch is that quality varies wildly between manufacturers — wall thickness and UV package are what separate a panel that stays white from one that yellows and cracks. We quote the specific line so you know what you are getting.

Catalyst styles we build

Pick the one that fits the lot.

Full privacy

Tongue-and-groove pickets, no gaps. The most common six-foot back yard panel.

Semi-private

Spaced pickets or a lattice or picket top that lets light and air through.

Picket

Three to four foot front-yard fence with spaced pickets and a flat or scalloped top.

Ranch rail

Two, three, or four rail post-and-rail for acreage and driveway frontage.

Woodgrain and two-tone

Textured finishes if you want the wood look with none of the upkeep.

Styles & colors we offer

More options than what’s pictured.

A few of the styles and colors available. These are product examples — tell us the look you want and we’ll match it to your yard.

Cedar tone
Cedar tone
Gray
Gray
Brown
Brown
Almond, spindle top
Almond, spindle top

What the price includes

No line items invented later.

  • Routed line posts so rails lock in rather than screw on
  • Steel-reinforced bottom rail on gates and wide spans
  • Posts set in concrete with the panel line strung before setting
  • Aluminum-insert gate frames, self-closing hinges available
  • Color-matched post caps

Typical specs

  • Common heights4', 5', 6'
  • Panel width6' or 8' sections
  • Post depth24" to 30" typical
  • ColorsWhite, tan, khaki, gray, woodgrain
  • GatesSteel-reinforced frame standard
  • MaintenanceRinse with a hose

Backed by Catalyst

A warranty that follows the house.

We install Catalyst™ vinyl, molded/composite, and aluminum — proudly manufactured in the USA. Catalyst products are backed by a transferable limited lifetime warranty for single-family homes, so the coverage protects your investment and can pass once to the next owner if you sell. Commercial installations carry a 30-year limited warranty.

Terms summarized here for convenience. Ask us for Catalyst’s current warranty document for the full, controlling terms and conditions.

At a glance

  • CoverageTransferable limited lifetime
  • Applies toVinyl, molded/composite, aluminum
  • Protects againstPeeling, flaking, rust, corrosion
  • Residential transferOnce, to the next homeowner
  • Commercial30-year limited
  • Made inUSA

Straight talk

Worth knowing before you buy

Vinyl expands and contracts with temperature. Panels are meant to float slightly in the routed posts — that movement is by design and is why a panel should never be screwed tight at both ends.

Dark colors hold heat and are more prone to warping on a long southern exposure. White and tan are the safest bets in full Georgia sun.

Vinyl does not bend to follow grade. On a sloped lot the fence steps down, which leaves triangular gaps at the bottom unless you rack a rackable panel or bring in fill.

Common questions

Vinyl fence questions we get.

Will vinyl turn yellow?

Quality vinyl with a titanium dioxide UV package holds color for decades. Cheap panels are where yellowing and brittleness show up, which is why we quote the specific product line.

Is vinyl strong enough for wind?

Properly set posts and full-height panels handle normal storm wind. Coastal lots with steady wind exposure sometimes do better with semi-private panels that let air through.

Can a cracked panel be replaced?

Yes, individual panels and pickets come out without dismantling the run, which is one of the real advantages over wood.

Does it work on a hill?

Rackable panels handle mild grade. Steeper lots get stepped, and we will show you where the gaps land before you commit.

Want this priced on your property?

We measure on site and send the number in writing, itemized.