Adding a new fence to your backyard is a big undertaking, so you want to guarantee it’s done correctly and efficiently, as well as completed within your budget. The first step to making sure you’re getting everything you want from your fence and more, is by getting an accurate fencing estimate. While most people assume an estimate for a fence will just include the final price, an accurate and trustworthy fencing estimate should include much more. To ensure you’re getting the most accurate fencing estimate possible, make sure you’re discussing the following topics with the fencing companies you contact.

While you may just assume a typical wood fence consists of pickets, there are actually a few different components of wood fences. Besides pickets to complete your fence you need rails and posts.

With all three wood fence components, and professional fence installation, you can expect to enjoy a stable and complete fence for years to come.

Below we will dive into the three main parts of a wood fence and the role they play in fence stability.