



Board-over-board cedar fencing is one of those styles that just works. It gives you full privacy without looking like a solid wall, and the alternating overlap pattern adds depth and character that a standard dog-ear fence simply doesn't have. It's a popular choice for good reason.
Fresh cedar has a look and smell that's hard to beat. The warm honey tones straight off a new install are something homeowners genuinely get excited about. And beyond the aesthetics, cedar is naturally resistant to rot and insects - which matters a lot here in the Pacific Northwest where moisture is a real factor most of the year.
What we focus on with every run of fence is consistency. Consistent post spacing. Consistent board height. A cap rail that stays level from end to end. These details seem small, but they're the difference between a fence that looks professionally built and one that just looks like it went up fast.
This style is especially well-suited for properties along a road or sidewalk where you want solid separation without sacrificing curb appeal. It reads clean and intentional from the street, and from inside the yard, it gives you the privacy you actually want without feeling closed in.
We do a lot of cedar fence work in the Portland area, and board-over-board stays near the top of the request list. If you've been thinking about adding a fence or replacing an aging one, this style is worth a serious look.