Fox Point is a quiet lakeside village of mid-century homes on wooded lots, with ravines running down toward Lake Michigan and Doctors Park on the lakefront. Fences here need to keep pets and deer where they belong without taking away from the trees and the view.
Fencing Wooded and Sloped Lots
- Working around trees. We plan post locations around roots and mature trees instead of taking them out.
- Slopes and ravines. On uneven ground, we step or rack the fence so it follows the land without big gaps at the bottom.
- Deer. Deer move through the ravines regularly. A taller fence around gardens keeps landscaping safe.
- Clearing overgrown fence lines. If buckthorn and brush have taken over a property line, we can clear it before building.
Ornamental Aluminum and Cedar
Black ornamental aluminum is a natural fit in Fox Point. It’s open, low-maintenance and works well around pools. For backyard privacy, cedar in tongue-and-groove or horizontal styles suits the village’s mid-century and updated homes.
Basement Interior Wall Cedar Recycled
Garage Interior Wall, Burnt Cedar
Tongue Groove Cedar Privacy
6ft Cedar Flat Top Fence
Vinyl Fences
For owners who want privacy with no upkeep, vinyl privacy and semi-privacy fences are a good option.
New Lexington Vinyl Privacy Fence
Vinyl Privacy Fence
Vinyl
Pool Fencing
We build pool enclosures with the right height, spacing and self-closing gates, in aluminum, vinyl or cedar.
Nearby Areas We Serve
Bayside, Whitefish Bay, Glendale, River Hills and Shorewood.
Fox Point Fence FAQs
Can you fence a yard that slopes into a ravine?
Yes. We follow the grade and set posts for the slope so the fence stays solid.
Can you clear brush along the property line first?
Yes. We do brush clearing and forestry mulching ourselves.
