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Vinyl fence installation in Moorestown, NJ
Low-maintenance vinyl privacy, semi-privacy and picket fences that never need paint. Get a free estimate from a local installer.
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- Local Moorestown-area installers
- Financing options available
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The fence you don't have to paint
Vinyl (PVC) is the most popular choice for homeowners who want a fence they can forget about. It costs more than wood up front, but there's no staining, sealing or rot, so the total cost over the life of the fence often comes out close.
- Solid privacy
- Semi-privacy
- Lattice-top privacy
- Picket fences
- Post and rail
- Pool code fencing
- White, tan and gray
- Wood-grain finishes
Many local installers offer monthly payment plans for qualified homeowners. Check the box on the estimate form and ask about it during your estimate.
Vinyl vs. wood at a glance
| Vinyl | Wood | |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Higher | Lower |
| Maintenance | Occasional wash | Stain or seal every few years |
| Typical lifespan | 20 to 30+ years | 10 to 20 years |
| Rot and insects | Not affected | Treated or naturally resistant, but can rot over time |
| Repairs | Replace a panel | Replace boards or posts |
What a vinyl fence costs
National cost guides put an installed 6-foot vinyl privacy fence at roughly $25 to $60 per linear foot. Shorter picket styles cost less, and wood-grain or heavier-gauge panels cost more.
Gates, corners, slopes that need stepped panels, and taking out an old fence all add to the total. A free estimate gives you a written price for your yard.
Ranges are drawn from national cost guides (HomeAdvisor, Thumbtack and others) and are for planning only. Your installer's written estimate is the price that counts.
Not all vinyl is the same
Ask about wall thickness, whether rails are reinforced with aluminum, how the posts are set, and the manufacturer's warranty. Heavier, reinforced vinyl stays straighter and stands up better to wind and the occasional errant soccer ball.
Get a free vinyl fence estimateVinyl fence questions
How long does a vinyl fence last?
Quality vinyl fencing commonly lasts 20 to 30 years or more. It won't rot, peel or need paint, and many manufacturers back their vinyl with long warranties. Ask your installer which brand and warranty they use.
Does white vinyl turn yellow or get dirty?
Good-quality vinyl contains UV inhibitors that resist yellowing. It can pick up dirt, mildew or pollen, especially on the shady side, but a garden hose and mild soap usually clean it right up.
Can vinyl handle New Jersey winters?
Yes. Vinyl can become less flexible in very cold weather, so a hard impact in January is more likely to crack a panel, but sections can be replaced individually. Properly set posts keep it straight through freeze and thaw.
Is there vinyl that looks like wood?
Yes. Wood-grain vinyl comes in cedar, tan and gray tones with a textured finish, so you get the look of a stained wood fence without the staining.
Ready for a no-maintenance fence?
Free vinyl fence estimates across Moorestown. Financing options are available.