Fence Services

Wood fencing gives your property a classic, timeless, or even rustic look while offering greater flexibility in terms of size and style than metal fencing. You can paint, stain, or allow the wood's natural grain to give your property character.

Wood fencing allows you to be more creative with your fence design. Virtually any shape or pattern, including a traditional picket fence or lattice design, is possible. If you prefer a privacy fence made of solid fence panels, you can even add a lattice top for visual interest.

High-quality vinyl fencing can withstand div class="divTableHead"e elements, eliminating the risk of rot that's common with natural wood. Vinyl can last for decades, making it low maintenance and a more affordable long-term fencing option.

With a vinyl or PVC fence, you can mimic the look of a traditional white picket fence without needing to regularly repaint it to keep it looking its best. The color is part of the material, so the only maintenance needed for vinyl fencing is to periodically wipe away dirt or water spots.

Composite fencing is a great alternative to traditional wood fencing because it doesn't warp or rot when exposed to moisture, plus avoids the risk of splinters for children and guests.

Composite materials such as aluminum and plastic fencing are non-porous, which means the fence and fence posts last longer because the material keeps out moisture.

You'll find endless options for customization when it comes to composite fencing. We offer a wide range of styles and colors to allow the fencing to complement your home. Still love the look of wood? Composite materials can even be made to look just like it.

Give your property a classic and elegant look while enclosing your space with wrought iron fencing.

Wrought iron fences come in a variety of styles, so you can decide how simple or ornate to go. We recommend using plain fence panels for areas that aren't always visible, such as along the sides of your house, while using more elaborate fence panels in front of your home where fencing is visible from the street. You can also mix wrought iron panels with fence panels made from other materials.

As with many metals, wrought iron can be prone to rusting. At Egama Roofing we paint the entire fence with a rust-resistant paint that protects the metal, acting as a sealant to block out moisture.

Chain link fencing is easy, affordable and low-maintenance.

Galvanized steel is especially durable and resistant to rust and other corrosion, so choosing galvanized chain link fencing and posts will help your new fence last longer.

If you're interested in chain link fencing but concerned about privacy, there's a simple solution: adding chain link fence fabric. this opaque fence fabric attaches to your fence with terminal posts, covering the entire fence so that neighbors and passersby can't see through it.