When you work with a fence company, you’re going to find a lot of amazing materials available for use, so many that it can be tricky to choose which you want to use. Fortunately, we’re here to help! The following three fence options are the most popular materials available. Find one that feels the best for your home, business, or industrial facility.

1. Wood

Wood fences are amazingly popular. There’s something special about their classic style. Perhaps that’s why, according to ZipDo, wood fences take up 31% of the market! Just imagine that: one material type is sold in about one-third of all installed fences. Available in many colors, stains, and styles (including pickets), you can’t go wrong with wood.

2. Aluminum

Aluminum fences are another incredibly popular fencing choice, and for good reason. They're low maintenance, resistant to rust and corrosion, and they rarely need to be updated. Aluminum fences are ideal for commercial properties, but they also make for great fencing options around residential pools as well. They can also be used around your yard when you don't want to obstruct the view of your landscaping.

Aluminum also has a reputation for strength and durability -- one that’s well-earned. Amazing aluminum fences can be easily styled with your existing hardscaping and landscaping, and they work well against the backdrop of many types of architecture.

3. Vinyl

Vinyl isn't just for siding; it also makes amazing fence panels! The benefits here are clear: vinyl is affordable, easy to install, simple to maintain, and diverse in its colors and styles. Cleaning your vinyl fencing is also as simple as turning on the hose and giving it a good spritz. Furthermore, you can easily create privacy fences by interlocking the panels throughout your property.

There are many different types of fencing materials to choose from, and these options can also impact the overall style of your fence. Make sure to think about the type of property you have when considering your options as well, as some fencing types may be better suited to certain properties. If you're unsure which material may be right for your fence, don't hesitate to contact our experienced fence company for a professional opinion! For more information or to get started with a fence installation, contact us at Troyer's Specialty Fencing today.