A Premier Fence specialty
Cedar is one of the materials Premier Fence works with most often. It gives Springfield and Southwest Missouri homes a warm, substantial look while allowing far more design flexibility than a standard prebuilt panel. Our crews build cedar fences with the same care we bring to decks, pergolas, and other custom outdoor structures.
From traditional dog-ear privacy fencing to cap-and-trim, horizontal, decorative-top, and mixed-material designs, we shape the fence around the architecture of the home. We also plan for how the wood will weather, how gates will be supported, and where the grade requires a thoughtful transition rather than an awkward gap.
What goes into a better cedar fences project
- ✓Traditional, cap-and-trim, horizontal, and custom cedar styles
- ✓Board-by-board layouts for a cleaner fit than generic panel systems
- ✓Coordinated gates, decorative details, and staining options
Best suited for
How the project moves forward
We review photos and style ideas, measure the fence line, and discuss height, trim details, gate locations, and finish. Once the layout is approved, the crew builds the fence for the specific property rather than forcing the yard to fit a stock design.
Site Visit
We measure, review grade and access, and discuss the purpose of the fence.
Clear Scope
Material, style, gates, layout, and pricing are defined before work begins.
Installation
The crew builds the approved design and completes a final walk-through.
Cedar Fences FAQs
Why does Premier Fence recommend cedar?
Cedar offers natural beauty, good dimensional stability, and excellent design flexibility. It can be built in many styles and stained to complement the home.
Should a new cedar fence be stained?
Staining can help preserve color and reduce weather exposure. The wood should be dry enough to accept the finish, so timing depends on the material and recent weather.
Can you match a cedar gate to the fence?
Yes. Gates are designed to coordinate with the fence style and are supported according to the opening size and expected use.