Conway Privacy Fence Installation
Six feet of solid board between you and the street, the neighbors, and the noise. Delta Fence builds privacy fences for Conway yards with reinforced posts and tight board spacing, set to handle Arkansas wind and last for years. Licensed, insured, bonded.
Real Privacy, Built to Stay Standing
A privacy fence has one job, and it has to do it without falling over. That means tight boards with no gaps, full six-foot height, and posts that can take a gust. Conway gets storm wind rolling across open ground, and a tall solid fence catches all of it. We reinforce our posts and set them in concrete so your privacy fence holds the line when the weather turns. A fence that blows down the first spring was never private to begin with.
We build privacy fences three main ways. Solid board is the classic: pickets butted edge to edge for a clean wall of wood. Board-on-board overlaps the pickets so there are no sight gaps even after the wood dries and shrinks, and it looks the same good from both sides. Shadowbox alternates boards front and back, which softens wind load and still gives you privacy. We talk through which one fits your yard, your budget, and how much wind your spot catches.
Which style makes sense usually comes down to where your lot sits. On a sheltered backyard tucked between houses in one of the older Conway neighborhoods, solid board gives you the flat wall of wood with the fewest boards and the lowest cost. Out toward the newer subdivisions and the open ground near Lake Beaverfork, where the wind has a long run at the fence, shadowbox earns its keep by letting air slip through the alternating gaps instead of pushing on a solid face. If the fence line is shared with a neighbor who is going to be looking at the back of it, board-on-board keeps the peace because it finishes the same good on both sides.
