Board on Board
Overlapping pickets give you full privacy with no gaps, even as the wood dries and moves. A popular choice for backyards where you want zero sightlines.
Wood and Privacy Fence in Southeast Nebraska
A wood privacy fence gives you a quiet backyard, a safe space for kids and pets, and a natural look that fits Nebraska homes. KD Fencing builds custom cedar and treated-pine privacy fence in board-on-board, stockade, and cap-and-trim styles, sized and laid out to fit your actual property instead of a cookie-cutter template.
Wood is the most customizable fence material, but it is also the most demanding to build correctly. We use quality lumber, space and fasten pickets to allow for natural expansion, and set posts below the frost line. Good foundations are what keep a wood fence standing straight through Nebraska wind and the freeze-thaw cycles that push shortcuts out of line.
- Board-on-board, stockade, and cap-and-trim styles for full privacy and clean looks.
- Cedar and treated options matched to your budget and how long you want it to last.
- Honest guidance on wood species, staining, and how each choice holds up over time.
Wood & Privacy Fence
Style Options
Choose the style that fits how you will use the fence and the look you want for your property.
Stockade
Pickets set tight side by side for a classic, budget-friendly privacy fence that still blocks the view.
Cap and Trim
A top cap rail and trim board give your privacy fence a finished, upscale look that stands out in newer Lincoln subdivisions.
Shadowbox
Alternating pickets look good from both sides and let a little air through, which helps the fence handle wind on exposed lots.
Horizontal
Modern horizontal board layout for a contemporary look on acreages and new-construction homes.
Semi-Privacy
Open spacing between pickets for airflow and partial view, good for side yards and boundaries where full privacy is not the goal.
Planning Options
The details behind a fence that lasts, from post depth to gate hardware, matter as much as the style you pick.
Cedar or Treated Pine
Cedar naturally resists rot and weathers to a beautiful silver-gray or holds color when sealed, which is why it is the first choice for visible backyards. Treated pine costs less up front and holds up well when maintained. We help you weigh look, budget, and long-term upkeep honestly.
Wind Exposure
A solid wood privacy fence is essentially a wall the wind pushes against. On exposed lots we talk through post spacing, footing options, and shadowbox styles that keep your privacy while letting wind pass through, so the fence lasts longer instead of racking over time.
