Vinyl Privacy Fence
Best for: Backyards and side yards where you want privacy with no upkeep.
Tall, solid white panels with no gaps. You get the privacy of a wood fence without ever staining it, and the smooth panels clean up with a hose.
Residential Fence Installation
Vinyl Fence Installation in Vancouver, WA
Vinyl fencing gives you a clean white fence that never needs paint or stain. J & W Fence installs vinyl privacy fences and three-rail vinyl ranch fencing in Vancouver, WA, and across Clark and Cowlitz counties.
Vinyl Fence Styles
Vinyl Fence Styles We Install
Vinyl comes down to two jobs: full privacy, or an open rail fence that marks your property. Both stay bright white with just an occasional wash.
Three-Rail Vinyl Ranch Fence
Best for: Large lots, road frontage, and pastures with the white ranch look.
Three white rails between posts. Add wire mesh behind the rails, like this one, and it keeps dogs and small animals in while the rails still show.
Why People Choose Vinyl
Vinyl doesn’t rot, and it doesn’t need paint or stain. In our rainy climate, that’s the biggest draw. A wood fence needs regular sealing to look its best. A vinyl fence needs an occasional rinse.
Vinyl costs more up front than wood. You get some of that back by never spending weekends or money on staining.
Vinyl Versus Wood
Both give you a solid privacy fence. Choose wood if you want a natural look, prefer to spend less at the start, or plan to repair boards one at a time. Choose vinyl if you want a bright, uniform fence and would rather never maintain it. See our wood fencing page to compare styles.
How to Choose
Privacy Panels or Open Rails?
Privacy Panels
Pick solid vinyl panels for backyards, pools, and anywhere you want to block the view.
Open Rails
Pick three-rail vinyl for large lots and frontage, where you want to mark the property and keep the view.
Rails Plus Wire
Add wire mesh to a rail fence when you need to keep a dog or small animals in.
Does Vinyl Fencing Need Maintenance?
Very little. Vinyl never needs painting or staining. Rinse it with a hose or wash it with soap and water when it gets dirty.
Is Vinyl Fencing Better Than Wood?
It depends on what you value. Vinyl costs more at first but needs almost no upkeep. Wood costs less up front and has a natural look, but it needs sealing or staining to last.
Can a Vinyl Rail Fence Keep a Dog In?
Not on its own, because a dog can slip between the rails. Adding wire mesh behind the rails solves that.
Do You Install Vinyl Fence Gates?
Yes. Gates are part of our service, and we’ll talk through gate options for your vinyl fence when we quote it.
Your Property. Your Next Project.
Let’s Talk About Your Fence.
A new fence, a repair, or a better way in. Tell us what you have in mind and start with a free quote.