Backyard privacy fencing built for Richmond neighborhoods, HOA review boards, clay soil, and the humidity that tests every fence over time.
Choose from wood privacy fences, vinyl privacy fences, shadowbox layouts, and custom gate packages.
We help homeowners in Richmond, Chesterfield, Henrico, and Hanover plan layouts that work with property lines, neighborhood rules, and drainage conditions.
Pressure-treated pine, dog-ear or board-on-board layouts
Tongue-and-groove panels with low maintenance ownership
Balanced airflow and a finished look from both sides
Installed pricing varies with gates, grading, utility conflicts, and access.
Best for homeowners who want a clean, HOA-friendly privacy fence without routine staining or sealing.
The classic Richmond backyard fence option with flexible style choices and a lower starting price.
A good-neighbor privacy style that softens wind load and keeps both sides of the fence looking finished.
Many Richmond-area neighborhoods allow privacy fences only in rear yards and only up to 6 feet. Material restrictions are common, especially in master-planned communities.
Fence disputes usually start with bad assumptions about the lot line. We recommend verifying the plat or survey before we set a privacy fence that will block views or change drainage flow.
Richmond-area clay soil expands when wet and tightens when dry. Privacy fences catch more wind than open designs, so post depth and drainage matter.
Summer humidity, thunderstorms, and year-round sun exposure all affect fence longevity in central Virginia.
For most Richmond-area homes, the best privacy fence depends on whether you prioritize maintenance, budget, or appearance. Vinyl privacy fencing is the lowest-maintenance option and works well in humid Virginia summers. Pressure-treated wood privacy fencing is usually the most economical installed option and remains popular in Chesterfield and Henrico neighborhoods. Aluminum is rarely used for full privacy, but works well when paired with landscaping or walls in upscale settings.
Many Richmond-area HOAs allow 6-foot rear-yard privacy fences, but the approved material, color, and placement vary by community. Some neighborhoods prefer white or tan vinyl, while others require natural-looking wood tones or shadowbox styles. Evergreen helps homeowners match the fence design to HOA architectural review expectations before installation starts.
Many Richmond-area homeowners install privacy fences on or just inside the property line, but a small setback is often the safest approach for maintenance access and survey tolerance. Corner lots and lots near rights-of-way may have additional sight-line restrictions. Evergreen coordinates layout, utility marking, and property-line planning before posts are set.
We’ll help you choose the right Richmond privacy fence layout, prepare for HOA review, and install it for long-term performance.
Serving Richmond, Chesterfield, Henrico, and Hanover.