Life a little rocky lately?

Life a little rocky lately?   Yeah, it’s been one of those years.   As far as your property is concerned, we have you covered. If you do not want to move your fence around natural obstacles, such as trees or boulders, incorporate them into the fence. Tahoe Fence can build most styles of fences up to a natural obstruction in the fence line without attaching to the object.   Pictured: Dogear redwood built over boulders with arched walk gate in Mammoth Lakes (Mono County.)

Stop. . .

Stop. . . Take a moment to enjoy Autumn’s colors.

Nature rules. . .

Nature rules. . .   So sometimes the best thing to do is go with its flow.   A redwood fence with spaced pickets that goes along with the natural landscaping in Tahoe City (Placer County.)

Old school rustic . . .

Old school rustic . . .   A new version of an old, rustic Tahoe style fence. Heavy, rough milled cedar grape stakes on 6×6 redwood posts and rails on West Lake in Placer County.

Tough to beat a classic . . .

Tough to beat a classic . . .   Black ornamental steel panels attached to redwood posts. Clean, elegant, and classy!   Pictured: Black, regal panels on redwood 6×6 posts with an arched swing gate in South Lake Tahoe (El Dorado County.)

Why wire and wood?

Why wire and wood? It’s all good with wire and wood. The natural look of wood blends in with most landscape settings. With a wire-fill or backing, you add another level of security and containment. You can dress up your project even more with an ornate style gate. Call Tahoe Fence for your next wire and wood project. 775-882-1063 Pictured: Galvanized woven wire on the inside of a 3-rail, cedar split rail fence with a black, ornamental modern style pedestrian gate in North Lake Tahoe (Placer County.)