Material Guide

Composite Privacy Fence

Also known as: Composite Privacy Fence, WPC Fence, Wood-Plastic Composite Fence

Plan Your Composite Fence

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Plan Your Composite Fence

Draw fence lines on a satellite map of your property and get an instant composite fence cost estimate.

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Fence Material

Fence Height

Gates

Walk Gate ($350)

Double Gate ($550)

Sliding Gate ($1,200)

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What Is Composite?

Composite fences are made from a blend of recycled wood fibers and plastic polymers, creating a material that looks like wood but resists rot, insects, and weather. They come in realistic wood grain textures and earth-tone colors that won't fade, peel, or require painting.

Great For Privacy Fences

Popular Composite Fence Colors

Gray Composite Privacy Fence

The most popular composite fence color, offering a clean, modern look. Gray composite privacy fences complement contemporary home designs and pair well with stone and concrete hardscaping.

Brown/Walnut Composite Privacy Fence

A warm, natural wood-tone that mimics the look of stained hardwood. Brown composite fences bring warmth to outdoor spaces without the maintenance of real wood.

Charcoal/Black Composite Privacy Fence

A deep, dramatic color that makes a bold statement. Charcoal composite privacy fences create striking contrast with green landscaping and lighter-colored homes.

Tan/Sand Composite Privacy Fence

A light, neutral earth tone that works with virtually any home exterior. Tan composite fences keep outdoor spaces feeling open and bright while providing full privacy.

Available Styles

Composite can be built in these styles:

Composite Fence Panels

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Is Composite Right for You?

Best for

✓ Homeowners wanting wood look without maintenance
✓ Eco-conscious buyers (recycled materials)
✓ Humid and wet climates
✓ Long-term investment

Not recommended for

✗ Very tight budgets
✗ Traditional or historic properties
✗ Areas needing maximum structural strength

Common Uses

✓ Backyard privacy
✓ Pool enclosures
✓ Modern home fencing
✓ Commercial screening
✓ Property boundaries

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
+ Looks like real wood without the maintenance	− Highest upfront cost of any fence material
+ Won't rot, warp, crack, or splinter	− Limited color and style selection
+ Made from recycled materials	− Can expand and contract with temperature
+ Color is consistent and fade-resistant	− Heavy panels — harder to install
+ Resists insects and moisture	− Relatively new — less track record than wood