Wood Privacy Fencing
A classic privacy option with flexibility around grade changes, corners, gates and custom layouts.
Pitboss Property Services, LLC
Wood, vinyl, rail, wire, aluminum, gates and repairs — from smaller backyard projects to larger property enclosures.
Whether the goal is backyard privacy, a cleaner property line, pet containment, a wider access gate or repairing an older fence, Pitboss can look at the site and build an estimate around what the property actually needs.
PA HIC #PA225049 • General liability insured • Free project estimates
Real jobs do not always happen on flat, empty lawns. This project included long runs, changing terrain, wooded edges, corners and gate work.
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These are actual Pitboss jobsite photos. They show the part customers usually never see — layout, digging, posts, alignment, materials and hands-on installation.



Vinyl fencing can create strong privacy while keeping a bright, finished residential appearance. Pitboss can account for corners, sidewalks, gates and the existing layout of the property.
Get a vinyl fence estimate →This fence-specific form asks the information we need first, so Pitboss can review your project before scheduling the next step.
Answer a few quick questions and add photos if you have them. No measurements required.
Fence type, total footage, height, gates, terrain, access, removal of existing fencing and other site conditions can all affect the final price. Pitboss builds the estimate around the actual property and project.
You should know where you want the fence and where your property boundaries are before installation. If the boundary is uncertain, a property survey may be needed before the final fence layout is established.
Underground public utilities should be marked through Pennsylvania One Call / 811 before excavation. Private lines or systems on the property may not be included in public utility markings and may need to be identified separately.
Yes. Pitboss can look at failing posts, damaged sections, gates and other repairs and tell you whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
No. An approximate measurement can help, but it is not required. Choose “Not sure yet” in the estimate and send photos if you have them.
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