Sandy Springs Fencing builds vinyl privacy fences for owners who want a screened yard without a yearly stain calendar. Here at Sandy Springs Fencing, we set vinyl posts and panels that do not rot or splinter.
If you want a free quote, call 470-762-5964.
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A vinyl privacy fence is a full-height run of PVC panels locked tight enough that neighbors cannot see through. Six feet is the usual backyard height. Shorter rail and picket styles exist when you want some view. Colors are usually white, tan, or gray. HOA rules often decide that before taste does.
Vinyl costs more than basic pine on install day. You skip stain and seal trips later, so many owners pick it when they want less yard work. Thin, bargain panels fade and rack. We spec product built for outdoor use and set posts so the line stays straight.
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We handle layout, posts, panels, and gates. The site visit still matters. Vinyl does not forgive a crooked post. Slope, corners, and gate span have to be right or the panels fight each other.
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Here are the vinyl services we cover:
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• Vinyl privacy fence installation in Sandy Springs

• Vinyl picket and rail styles

• Vinyl gates

• Semi-privacy vinyl

• Panel and post replacement

• Privacy slats on an existing mesh line

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What is a vinyl privacy fence?
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Locked PVC panels on vinyl posts. No paint. Rinse cleans algae and dirt. It is a privacy product first. It is not trying to look like old cedar, and that is fine when upkeep is the point.
 
Does it fade in this heat?
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Any outdoor color dulls over years of sun. Better panels hold longer than cheap thin ones. We do not promise a showroom face in year twelve. We do promise a product meant for weather, set on posts that can hold it.
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Is vinyl allowed here?
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Some associations love it. Some do not. City rules also treat materials differently in places. Bring the documents you have. We would rather catch a ban on the visit than after the truck is loaded.
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How is it installed?
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Measure, mark, set posts, hang panels, hang the gate, check latch and swing. Cuts and racks have to be clean or the line looks amateur. That is labor, not a kit you snap together in an hour.
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Compare vinyl to wood only on the life of the job, not the first invoice. If you will not stain, vinyl is often the calmer ownership. If you want a stained, custom wood face, vinyl will feel plastic no matter what we say. Say that out loud on the visit so we bid the thing you will still like in two years.
Repairs are panel and post work. A car bump or a fallen limb usually takes a section, not the whole run. We match color as close as current product allows. Old discontinued colors can be the reason a small hit turns into a longer conversation.
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Gates need the same honesty as wood. Vinyl gates look light and still need sound hardware. A double opening on a driveway is a different build than a side-yard walk-through.
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Corners and racks are where vinyl looks expensive or cheap. A clean rack follows the grade. A bad rack looks like a broken shutter. That is layout and labor. It is also why we do not bid vinyl off a single driveway photo.
HOA packets often list approved colors. Bring the page, not a memory of the page. Tan on one brand is not tan on another. We would rather order once.
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Pets and kids use gates hard. Ask for hardware that can take that. A pretty latch that fails every month is not a savings.
If you are covering an old wood line, removal and hole count belong on the bid. Old posts in the way of new vinyl posts are not a free extra.
Sandy Springs Fencing will quote vinyl next to wood when you want the comparison in dollars and in upkeep. Call the number above and we will walk the line.
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Keep trimmers and soil off the base. Vinyl does not rot, but dirt piled against it holds moisture against the posts and looks sloppy. Rinse when you wash the house. Do not blast seams at close range with a high-pressure wand if you do not know the product.
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We can add a matching gate later if the opening is planned now. Adding an opening after the run is up is a bigger cut. Tell us about future plans for a side pad or a boat before we lock panel layout.
If a section gets hit, take a photo of the brand markings on the rail if you can see them. That speeds a match. No markings means we measure and compare in person.
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Drainage along the base is easy to ignore. Downspouts that dump against a post will stain and shift soil. We can leave a little gap and you can add splash blocks. That is cheaper than calling us in a year about a leaning end.
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If you want lights or cameras on posts later, tell us now. Wiring after the fact is a pain. A chase or a thicker post is cheap compared with opening a finished run.
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We will not tell you vinyl is wood. It is a low-upkeep screen. If that is the job, it is a good job. If you want custom stained boards, pick the other product and we will build that instead.