Solid Wood Privacy
Six-foot pressure-treated or cedar panels — the classic backyard privacy fence.
Privacy Fence Installation
Turn your backyard into your own quiet space. Molina Fencing installs solid wood and vinyl privacy fences for homes across Landrum and the surrounding Upstate — family-owned, insured, with free estimates.
Privacy Fencing
Your Backyard, Actually Private
Privacy fences are the most requested project we build — and the one that changes how a property feels the most. A well-built six-foot privacy fence blocks sightlines from neighbors and the street, quiets down a busy yard, keeps kids and pets contained, and gives patios, pools, and fire pits a real sense of enclosure.
We build privacy fences in solid wood and low-maintenance vinyl, set the posts deep and plumb, and follow your terrain cleanly — stepped or racked panels on slopes, tight lines on flat runs. You get a fence that looks intentional from every angle, not just from your side.
Privacy Fencing project photo
Options
Privacy Fencing Styles We Install
Vinyl Privacy
Clean white or tan vinyl panels that never need staining or painting.
Board-on-Board
Overlapping pickets that stay fully private as wood ages.
Privacy with Lattice
Solid panels topped with lattice for height and light without losing seclusion.
Why It Works
Benefits of Privacy Fencing
- Full sightline blocking for backyards, patios, and pools
- Quieter, more secluded outdoor living space
- Keeps kids and pets safely contained
- Defines your property line clearly
- Available in wood or low-maintenance vinyl
Good to Know
How tall should a privacy fence be?
Six feet is the standard for full backyard privacy. Some properties suit an eight-foot fence or a six-foot fence with lattice on top — local rules vary, and we'll help you sort out what's allowed at your address during the estimate.
Wood or vinyl for a privacy fence?
Wood costs less up front and can be stained any color; vinyl costs more up front but never needs painting or sealing. Both give you full privacy — the right pick usually comes down to budget and how much upkeep you want.
Questions
Privacy Fencing FAQs
Do I need a permit for a privacy fence?
It depends on your city or county and sometimes your HOA. We'll point you in the right direction for your specific address when we do your free estimate.
Can you build a privacy fence on a slope?
Yes. We build stepped or racked panels that follow your terrain without leaving big gaps at the bottom.
How long does installation take?
Most residential privacy fences are installed in one to three days once materials are on site, depending on length and terrain.
Which side of the fence faces my neighbor?
Standard practice is to face the finished side outward. If you want it finished on both sides, shadowbox or board-on-board styles look good from every angle.
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