Seattle Fencing Services

Photo Credit: Home Depot Pressure-Treated Pine Dog-Ear Fence Panel

Hi there, this is Mr. Lee!

I wanted to take a moment to talk about our fencing service options—something we’ve designed to make it easy for you to choose what fits your property and budget best. At Lee’s General Landscaping, we offer three service tiers: Basic, Advanced, and Custom Jobs. Whether you’re looking for an affordable solution, something functional but stylish, or a completely unique design, we’ve got you covered.

1. Basic Tier

This tier is perfect if you need a no-frills, reliable fence to get the job done. It’s affordable and functional without compromising on quality.

Options Include:

Chain Link Fencing: Durable, cost-effective, and ideal for securing your property or marking boundaries without sacrificing visibility.

Basic Wood Fencing: A simple vertical wood fence made with pressure-treated posts for privacy and security. Classic and budget-friendly!

This is a great choice if you’re after something straightforward and practical.

2. Advanced Tier

Looking for a fence that works hard and looks great doing it? The Advanced Tier strikes the perfect balance between functionality and style.

Options Include:

Horizontal or Vertical Wood Fencing: These trendy styles add a modern touch to your outdoor space, all while giving you privacy and security.

Split-Rail or 3-Rail Fencing: Add a rustic charm to your property while defining boundaries. It’s decorative, functional, and perfect for areas that don’t need a full enclosure.

This tier is ideal if you want something a bit more polished without going fully custom.

3. Custom Jobs

When you have a specific vision or unique needs, our Custom Jobs tier is the way to go. It’s all about personalization here!

Options Include:

Custom Designs: Work with us to create a one-of-a-kind fence that fits your style—whether that’s sleek and modern, cozy and rustic, or something entirely different.

Integrated Features: Add gates, decorative panels, or even built-in planters for added flair and functionality.

Premium Materials: Choose from top-notch materials for durable, low-maintenance, and visually stunning fence.

If you want something that truly stands out, this is your tier.

How to Choose the Right Tier

Basic Tier: Best for a budget-friendly, functional solution like chain link or basic wood fencing.

Advanced Tier: Ideal if you want style and function combined, with options like modern wood or decorative rail fences.

Custom Jobs: Perfect for those who want a unique, tailored design that reflects their personal taste.

Let’s build something that works for you and your outdoor space! Whether you need a simple solution or a show-stopping custom fence, my team and I are here to help. Give us a call, and we’ll figure out the perfect tier for your property!

Schedule | Service | Description
Early Spring (March – April) | Inspection & Cleaning | Inspect for any winter damage, loose boards, or rusted components. Clean the fence with soap and water to remove dirt, mold, and mildew.
Late Spring (May – June) | Repairs & Replacements | Repair loose boards, posts, or rusted hinges. Replace any damaged sections, ensuring the fence is secure and functional.
Summer (July – August) | Staining, Sealing, or Painting | Apply a protective stain, sealant, or fresh coat of paint to preserve the fence from UV rays, rain, and other environmental factors.
Early Fall (September) | Hardware & Gate Check | Check gate latches, locks, and other hardware for wear and tear. Lubricate moving parts and replace any worn-out components.
Late Fall (October – November) | Pre-Winter Reinforcement | Secure fence posts and panels to prevent damage from wind, rain, and freezing temperatures. Ensure that all fasteners are tightened.
Winter (December – February) | Monitor for Storm Damage | Inspect the fence after winter storms for fallen debris or damage caused by heavy rain, snow, or wind. Make any necessary repairs promptly.

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