Wood Fenceinstallation inNicholasville, KY.
Wood Fence Installation for Brannon Crossing, the US-27 corridor, and the lots running toward Wilmore. Built by our own crew out of Lexington — no subcontractors, no vague ballpark numbers.
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Built for Nicholasville properties
A lot of Nicholasville backyards don't sit flat. Lots around Brannon Crossing and the newer streets toward Wilmore fall away toward the creek lines feeding the Kentucky River Palisades, and a wood privacy fence on a grade is either stepped deliberately or left with daylight gaps under every panel.
We step cedar privacy down a slope in measured increments so the top line stays level and intentional, then close the bottom with a rot board rather than leaving a gap a dog can clear. On the flatter Jessamine County subdivisions, it's a straightforward six-foot board-on-board run with a reinforced gate.
Jessamine County yards often fall away toward the Palisades, so we step or rack panels down the grade instead of leaving gaps under the line.
All Wood Fence details
Cedar and treated pine, built your way
Board-on-Board
Overlapping cedar boards with no gaps, even after the wood dries and shrinks through a Kentucky summer. Looks finished from both sides.
Standard Privacy
Dog-eared or flat-top pickets on a rail frame — the classic Kentucky backyard fence, built with hot-dip galvanized fasteners that won't bleed.
Picture Frame & Shadowbox
A trimmed top and bottom rail for a finished edge, or alternating boards that let the breeze through while still blocking sightlines.
What makes a wood fence last here
Posts below the frost line
Lexington's frost line runs about 18 inches. Every post goes deeper than that, so freeze-thaw cycles can't heave the line out of plumb.
Cedar where it counts
Western red cedar resists rot and insects without chemical treatment, which matters a lot in Kentucky's humid summers.
Gates built, not bought
Every gate frame is internally braced and hung on heavy hardware so it still latches in August after swelling through a wet July.
Stain timing advice
New wood needs to dry before it takes a finish. We'll tell you when to seal it rather than selling you a same-week upsell.
- Licensed & insured, installing across Jessamine County
- Posts set below the Kentucky frost line
- Free walkthrough, itemized quote in 48 hours
- Our own crew — never subcontracted
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