Fence installation in Annandale
What we build in Annandale
Annandale built out in the fifties and sixties, and the original lot logic still works: long rear lines between modest colonials and ramblers, alleys behind some blocks, mature pines along the back corners. The fence that fits is usually six-foot wood privacy — shadowbox where neighbors share a line, solid board-on-board where a cut-through road needs blocking — set on new posts rather than spliced onto old ones.
Vinyl has taken the second wave: white and tan privacy panels that never need staining, matched across streets where the first vinyl adopters set the tone. Aluminum handles the front walks and pool corners, and chain link survives in the utility corners where it always did. Replacement jobs here often improve the layout — moving the gate off the drain swale, squaring the run to the true line instead of the old wander.
Replacement work here leans on wood fence installation for value and vinyl fence installation for the streets that have already gone low-maintenance.