Wood fences
Fence pages with privacy, picket, cedar, post depth, gates, and property-line expectations.
Helps homeowners compare premium materials.
Project gallery ready
BackyardCraft Builders
Premium fences and decks that make the backyard feel finished.
A project-gallery website for fence and deck contractors with material guides, estimate CTAs, before/after proof, and warranty language.
Material guide built in Before and after galleries Warranty-ready project pages
Free material guide with fence or deck estimate
$72k estimate pipeline
Our services
Fence installs, deck builds, repairs, staining, materials
Composite decks
Deck pages with layout, railings, stairs, materials, permits, and outdoor-living visuals.
Supports high-ticket backyard projects.
Fence repair
Storm damage, leaning posts, broken gates, and panel repair pages with fast estimate CTAs.
Creates lower-friction entry jobs.
Deck staining
Maintenance pages for cleaning, staining, sealing, and seasonal prep.
Adds recurring seasonal revenue.
How it works
Simple from first call to finished job
- 1Design the layout
- 2Confirm materials
- 3Build and protect
Featured project
Privacy fence and deck refresh for a corner lot
Cedar fence, repaired gate, and deck stain made the backyard feel private and finished before summer.
$22k project from a gallery click · Overland Park, KS
Service areas
Serving Kansas City, MO and surrounding areas
Kansas City Overland Park Lee's Summit Olathe
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“The material options made sense, the photos sold us, and the finished backyard feels completely new.”
Sample review layout · Kansas City, MO
Answers customers search for
- What is the best material for a privacy fence?
- How long does a composite deck last?
- Do fence or deck projects need permits?
FAQ
Good to know
Should I choose wood or composite?
The template compares cost, maintenance, lifespan, appearance, and warranty expectations.
What is the best material for a privacy fence?
Cedar looks best and resists rot naturally but wants periodic sealing; vinyl costs more up front and then asks nothing of you for decades. The right answer usually comes down to your maintenance appetite and the look you want from the street.
How long does a composite deck last?
Quality composite boards carry 25-50 year warranties and won't splinter, rot or need staining — the frame beneath is pressure-treated lumber, so proper flashing and ventilation of that structure is what actually determines lifespan.
Do fence or deck projects need permits?
Usually yes for decks — they're structures with footings and load — and often for fences above a certain height or on corner lots. A good builder handles permits and HOA paperwork as part of the job rather than leaving it on you.
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