Engineering for Wind Exposure
A six-foot solid privacy fence catches a lot of wind. On exposed lots we:
- Set posts deeper and closer together than on sheltered sites
- Use heavier posts at corners, ends and gates
- Consider shadowbox or louvered designs that let some air pass while still blocking views
- Choose metal posts behind wood panels where extra strength is needed
Dealing With Heavy, Wet Soil
Delta soils can stay saturated after rain and crack in dry spells, and long, flat runs make any lean easy to spot. Concrete footings crowned at the top to shed water, gravel at the base of each hole and ground-contact rated posts all help a fence stay straight through those cycles.
Materials and Styles We Offer
- Pressure-treated pine and cedar privacy fencing
- Vinyl privacy and picket fencing
- Powder-coated aluminum for front yards and pools
- Chain link with optional privacy slats
- Board fencing for larger properties
Heights, board styles, colors and post caps are all customizable within any local rules.
A Straightforward Installation
After a free estimate and written quote, we request a utility locate, confirm any permit needs and schedule installation. Posts go in first and cure; rails, panels and gates follow. We clean up, haul off debris and walk the line with you at the end. Most residential fences are finished within a few days once the posts have cured. Learn more about materials on our statewide fencing page, or see our Coahoma County services and Clarksdale concrete work.
Common Questions
What fence materials do you offer in Clarksdale?
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link and board fencing, with custom gates for each. We help you match the material to your goals and budget.
Can I choose my fence's height and design?
Yes, within any local height rules. Board style, top treatment, color and gate design are all customizable.
Will a solid privacy fence blow over in a storm?
A properly built one should ride out typical storms. Deeper, closer-spaced posts, stronger corner and gate posts and designs that let some air through all reduce the load. No fence is immune to falling trees or extreme winds, which is why we document storm damage for insurance when it happens.
Do you fence larger lots and rural property?
Yes. Board fencing, wire with wood or metal posts and long chain link runs are all options for bigger parcels, with wide gates for equipment access.
How can I get a free fence quote?
Call (662) 222-4277 or fill out our quote request form, and we will schedule an on-site measurement.