Vinyl fence.
Built to stand straight.
Vinyl is the low-maintenance choice: no staining, no sealing, hose it off and move on. What separates a good vinyl fence from a sagging one is entirely in how the posts go in.
Low maintenance by design.
Vinyl keeps maintenance simple. There is no staining or sealing to keep up with, so you can spend less time working on your fence and more time enjoying the yard it surrounds.
The tradeoff is that vinyl is unforgiving about installation. A cedar fence that is slightly off can be coaxed straight. A vinyl fence that is slightly off looks off forever, because every panel is a perfect rectangle and your eye reads the error instantly.
So the work is in the layout and the posts, the parts you will never see once it is finished. That is the part we don’t play about.
Four jobs vinyl does well
We walk the property and talk through heights, styles, and colors on site, against your house, rather than off a screen.
Backyard privacy
The most common request. Full-height panels with no sightlines through, creating a clean, private boundary around the backyard.
Front yard definition
Lower and more open. Marks the property without walling the house off from the street.
Pool and play enclosure
Where the fence has a safety job to do, height and gate hardware matter more than looks. We build whatever your area requires.
Six things we do on every vinyl job.
You won't see these details once the fence is finished. They're what help keep it straight, solid, and working properly for years.
We lay it out first
Before anything gets dug up, the line is pulled, the corners are set, and the gate positions are marked. Vinyl does not forgive a layout you fixed halfway through.
Posts go in concrete
Every post is set in a poured footing, depth matched to the height of the fence and how the soil is arranged on your lot.
We follow the grade deliberately
Ground here is rarely flat. We decide with you whether the fence steps down the slope or rakes with it before we build, not after.
Gates are built, not hung
A gate is the part you use every day and often the first to fail. We frame ours for strength and use hardware that is sized for the weight and width of the gate.
We dig after the locate
Utility locates are called and cleared before a shovel moves. Permits, where your jurisdiction requires one, are ours to sort out.
We clean up like it is our own
Old fence out, spoils hauled, line raked. The job is only finished when all materials are cleared.
What the number covers
So there are no surprises between the estimate and the invoice.
From first call to final walk
You will always know who is coming, what happens next, and when.
You reach out
Call or answer the form. We get to know whether we are the right company for the job before we take up your afternoon.
On-site estimate
We walk the line with you, talk through height, style, gates, and grade, and answer questions that improve your experience.
Written price
Itemized, in writing, with the scope spelled out. No per-foot math on the back of a card.
You approve and we schedule
Once you sign off, your slot goes on the calendar and your project is confirmed.
Locates and permits
We call the locate and pull the permit. You do not need to chase any of it.
Build day
You get a crew that works for Lionheart, not a subcontractor you have never met. We walk the final line with you before clearing up.
What people actually say
Real reviews from Lionheart customers.
“I absolutely love my new privacy fence, and the vibe it adds to my new home.”
— LL J, Google review“The job started and finished as planned… This was the best experience I have had with contractors.”
— LL J, Google review“It was completed when promised and left our property better than they found it. Not a single board or nail left behind.”
— Kate Kesling, Google reviewOn price
We do not publish a per-foot price for vinyl, and we would be careful of anyone who does. Two hundred feet across flat, open ground and two hundred feet up a wooded slope with three gates are not the same job, and quoting them the same way means somebody is getting the wrong number.
We say it plainly: our minimum project quote is $5,000. During the first call, we let you know at once if your project estimate fits.
$5,000 project minimumWe don't publish per-foot pricing, because a number without a site visit is just a guess. Your written price comes after we've walked the property.
0% financing available, on approved credit.
Apply online before your estimate and you'll know what you're working with before we ever quote a number. Terms, provider, and eligibility details are confirmed during application.
Questions we get asked
Do you handle the permit and the utility locate?
Yes. We call 811 and wait for utility locates before digging. Permit requirements vary by jurisdiction, so we confirm what applies to your specific address during the estimate and handle the permit when one is required.
How much maintenance does vinyl actually need?
Very little. Vinyl does not need the staining or sealing cedar requires. Most routine maintenance comes down to washing it off when needed, making it a practical choice if ongoing fence maintenance is something you want to avoid.
Can a vinyl fence follow a slope?
Yes. Depending on the grade and fence style, vinyl can step down a slope or follow it more closely. We assess the grade on site and determine the right approach with you before installation.
What styles and colors can I get?
We go through the available styles, colors, heights, and finishes with you on site. That lets you compare the options against your home and landscaping before we finalize the specifications and order materials.
What exactly does the lifetime workmanship warranty cover?
It covers installation quality for as long as the original customer owns the property. If improper installation or our workmanship causes a problem, we repair the workmanship issue at no labor cost to you.
Can you build in the rain?
Yes. We build through the wet season when conditions allow. Some installation steps are weather-dependent, so if conditions require a schedule change, we keep you informed rather than pushing ahead when we should not.
Is there financing?
Yes. We offer 0 percent financing on approved credit. You can apply online before your estimate, giving you a clearer picture of your options before we discuss the scope and specifications of your project.