Landscaped garden enclosed by a modern horizontal wood privacy fence

Fences + privacy

Privacy that feels like part of the landscape.

A fence is one of the strongest lines in a yard. We consider views, gates, grade, planting, patio edges, and neighboring conditions so the finished enclosure supports the whole space.

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How Elzo approaches the work

01

Place the line carefully

Function, property constraints, sightlines, utilities, access, and grade inform the layout before posts are set.

02

Detail the transitions

Gates, corners, steps, retaining walls, and patio connections are where a simple fence either feels resolved or improvised.

03

Soften where it matters

Planting and intentional openings can create privacy without making a smaller yard feel closed in.

Project scope

What this work can include

  • Cedar privacy fencing
  • Custom gates
  • Privacy screens
  • Fence and patio integration
  • Fence replacement within larger renovations

Before we build

Good questions,
straight answers.

Can you match a fence to an existing patio or landscape?+

Yes. Material tone, board rhythm, height, gate placement, and planting can be coordinated so the fence reads as part of the design.

Do you build custom gates?+

Yes. Gates are detailed around the opening, grade, hardware, and daily use rather than treated as an afterthought.

Can a privacy screen work where a full fence is not needed?+

Often, yes. A targeted screen can protect a seating area or view while preserving openness elsewhere in the yard.

Can drainage be addressed during fence work?+

If grade or runoff affects the fence line, it should be considered before installation. Elzo can coordinate that work as part of the project.

A better first step

Let’s look at the real property.

Bring the wish list, the water problem, the worn-out patio, or the yard that never quite worked. We’ll help you understand what belongs in the plan.

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