Wood Fence Granite Bay — Estate-Grade Cedar & Redwood

Species and Grades We Use

Western red cedar resists decay and accepts stain evenly across board-on-board, cap-and-trim, and horizontal slat profiles popular on custom Granite Bay homes. Redwood offers similar performance with a richer natural tone that complements estate architecture.

Board-on-board construction hides shrinkage gaps that open after the first dry summer — a detail that matters on long, uninterrupted privacy runs behind pool courts and sport courts.

Built for Large Lots and Slopes

Granite Bay properties often run several hundred linear feet rather than a standard tract line, which changes post spacing, gate placement, and material staging. Stepped panels follow grade on hillside lots above Folsom Lake without the racking gaps that cheap installs leave at the soil line.

Post rot prevention includes gravel drainage at footings, ground clearance on pickets, and kick boards where irrigation and string trimmers meet the base rail.

• Privacy, picket, and board-on-board styles
• Pressure-treated posts for clay soil movement
• Stepped panels on sloped perimeters
• Stain-ready smooth finish

Fire Hardening and Maintenance

Wood is combustible — we discuss defensible-space placement, non-combustible transitions near structures, and stain schedules every two to four years. Our staining service extends life through Granite Bay's sharp wet-to-dry seasonal swing and keeps color consistent with HOA earth-tone requirements.