When you need a clear boundary around your property, a fence does more than mark the line. It keeps children and pets contained, screens out noise and views from neighboring properties, and adds a finished look to yards that previously felt open or undefined. You want posts that stay upright through storms and panels that hold their shape after years of sun and rain.
Capstone Landscape Design installs wood, vinyl, and decorative fencing for homes, businesses, HOAs, and multi-unit properties throughout Brick and surrounding areas. The work includes setting posts to proper depth, leveling rails, and securing panels or pickets to meet local codes and property requirements. Estimates are available to review material options, measure the perimeter, and confirm what the installation will involve before work begins.
If your property in Brick, Toms River, Manasquan or the surrounding areas needs fencing for privacy, security, or defining outdoor space, reach out to discuss what style and material will suit the site.
The installation starts with marking the fence line on your property and identifying where gates, corners, and changes in elevation will occur. You will choose a material based on the look you prefer, the maintenance you want to handle, and how much privacy or visibility the fence should provide. Posts are set in concrete or driven to depth depending on soil type and fence height, then allowed to cure before rails and panels are attached.
Once the fence is up, you will notice a clear perimeter around your yard, garden, or business lot. Gates swing open and latch securely, and the fence line follows the ground without gaps or leaning sections. The finished installation meets local code requirements for height, setback, and visibility at driveways or intersections.
Most residential fences are completed within a few days to a week depending on length and terrain. The work does not include removing old fencing, grading uneven ground, or relocating utilities, though those services can be coordinated separately if needed. What you get is a fence ready to stand up to weather and daily use the day it is installed.
Common concerns before booking a fence installation
Homeowners and property managers often want to know how material choices affect durability, what permits are required, and how long the installation will take before scheduling the work.
What is the difference between wood and vinyl fencing?
Wood fencing offers a natural look and can be stained or painted, but requires periodic sealing and maintenance. Vinyl fencing resists moisture and fading, requires less upkeep, and holds color over time without repainting.
How deep are fence posts set in Brick?
Posts are typically set two to three feet deep depending on fence height and soil conditions. In areas with sandy or loose soil, concrete footings provide added stability.
What permits are needed for fence installation in New Jersey?
Most municipalities in New Jersey require a permit for fences over a certain height, usually four to six feet. Capstone Landscape Design can confirm local requirements in your city or township and help you submit the necessary paperwork before installation begins.
Can the fence be installed on sloped or uneven ground?
Yes, fencing can be stepped or racked to follow changes in elevation while keeping the top level or parallel to the slope. The method depends on the style of fence and how steep the grade is.
How long does a typical residential fence last?
Wood fences last 15 to 20 years with regular maintenance, while vinyl fences can last 30 years or more without significant wear. Lifespan depends on material quality, installation methods, and exposure to weather.
If your property in Brick, Point Pleasant, Colts Neck or the surrounding areas needs fencing for privacy, security, or defining outdoor space, Capstone Landscape Design provides material options, code-compliant installation, and clean finished results. Contact us to schedule an estimate and review what your property requires for a fence that fits the site and serves its purpose.