Wood is beautiful. Aluminum is sharp. But if what you want is a vinyl fence you install once and don’t think about again, vinyl is where that search ends.
Vinyl fencing doesn’t rot. It doesn’t splinter. It won’t warp after a rough winter, and it won’t need painting, staining, or sealing to look good ten years from now. In the Philadelphia area, where winters are hard and springs are wet, that matters.
Vinyl fencing, also called PVC fence, is one of the choices Everlasting Fence has been installing since 1980. We carry a full range of styles and colors: privacy panels, picket, rail, and more. Every installation is done by our own in-house crews. Not subcontractors. Not a third party.
A vinyl privacy fence is what most of our residential customers are after. Full-panel construction, no gaps, available in heights up to 8 feet. The look is clean and consistent: no knots, no grain variation, no sections that age differently than the rest. It holds its color and its shape whether you’re in year one or year fifteen.
For property owners who want the privacy of wood without the maintenance, vinyl is the most direct answer. It delivers the same solid visual barrier without the yearly maintenance wood requires to maintain curb appeal.
Vinyl’s smooth surface means no splinters, no exposed hardware, no sharp edges. For families with young kids or dogs, that’s not a small thing. It’s also easy to clean. Soap and a hose takes care of most of it. No special products, no treatments, no worrying about what’s safe around your animals.
Vinyl comes in more than just white. We carry a range of colors and textured finishes, including options that replicate the look of wood grain without any of the maintenance that comes with wood. If you’ve seen a fence style you like online, bring in a photo. We’ll match it.
Picket styles, scalloped tops, lattice tops, flat tops: whatever fits your home’s architecture or aesthetic. Vinyl gives you flexibility on style without locking you into years of upkeep to keep it looking good.
Vinyl works well for commercial perimeter fencing, pool enclosures, and tenant-facing areas where appearance matters and maintenance budgets are tight. Property managers and commercial developers use it when they need a fence that holds its appearance for years without ongoing upkeep costs eating into the budget. Available in colors and finishes that work with most commercial and HOA architectural standards.
We carry a full range of vinyl fence styles. Every option is available in multiple colors and can be customized to fit your property.
Full-panel construction with no spacing between boards. The standard choice for backyards, side yards, and anywhere visibility matters. Available in multiple heights.
Classic residential fencing. Standard straight top or the scalloped variation with curved tops. Both options deliver the traditional look without the wood maintenance.
Semi-private fencing spaces the boards to let light and air through while still defining the boundary. It’s a practical middle ground for owners who want separation without feeling closed in by a fully private fence.
There’s a variety of accent tops available, from lattice tops to spindle tops. If you’re looking for privacy, but also an open feel, an accent top is a great choice. You get the boundary you want at eye level while keeping the upper portion light and decorative.
Two- or three-rail configurations for properties where open fencing fits better than solid panel. Popular for larger lots, horse properties, and front-yard applications where boundary definition matters more than enclosure.
Not sure which style fits your property?
Browse our project gallery to see vinyl fencing and other materials installed across the Philadelphia area or contact our office for answers to questions about the best kind of fence for your home or property.
Vinyl is low-maintenance by design, but low-maintenance isn’t the same as zero-maintenance. Hardware wears over time. Posts can shift. Gate latches need adjustment. We offer inspection services for vinyl fences to catch small issues before they become bigger ones. Ask about it when you schedule your estimate.
Before installation begins, we measure your yard, taking into account important considerations like slopes, grade changes, and corners. That kind of site-specific preparation is what separates a fence that’s a good fit from one that gaps or leans. Our installers bring the experience to read a yard correctly and make the right calls before a single post goes in.
Every installer on your job is an Everlasting Fence employee. We don’t use subcontractors. That means consistent standards, direct accountability, and a crew that takes pride in what they install. You’ll meet your foreman before the work starts, and we don’t call the job done until you’re satisfied.
Most townships in the Philadelphia area require a permit for fence installation. We know the codes across Montgomery, Bucks, Delaware, Chester, and Philadelphia Counties. We pull the permit as part of your job. You don’t have to sort through municipal websites or figure out setback requirements on your own.
Looking to finish the picture? We also install custom vinyl railing for decks and porches.
Vinyl fence cost depends on linear footage, fence height, style, gate count, and site conditions like grade changes. A basic picket installation is priced differently than a full privacy fence on a sloped lot. We’ll come out, walk the property with you, and provide a detailed quote based on what your yard needs.
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A properly installed vinyl fence typically can last 30 years, or longer. Unlike wood, it doesn’t depend on a staining or sealing schedule to get there. Occasional cleaning and periodic gate hardware checks are about all it needs. We also provide a 5-year workmanship warranty.
Depends on what you’re optimizing for. Wood, especially western red cedar, has character and warmth that vinyl can’t fully replicate. If aesthetics are your priority and you’re willing to maintain it, wood is a strong choice. If you want a fence that holds its color and shape, and doesn’t require annual attention, vinyl is the more practical option for most property owners. We’ll give you an honest recommendation when we come out for your estimate.
Yes. Vinyl is designed to handle freeze-thaw cycles without cracking or warping. It doesn’t absorb moisture the way wood does, so it’s less vulnerable to the swelling and contraction that can damage other fence materials during a Philadelphia winter.
White is the most popular, but it’s far from the only option. We carry a range of colors including tan, clay, and gray, as well as woodgrain-textured finishes for property owners who want the look of wood without the upkeep. Color availability varies by style. We’ll walk you through what’s available during your estimate.
Everlasting Fence is based in Glenside and serves Montgomery County, Bucks County, Delaware County, Chester County, and the city of Philadelphia. We also serve select communities in South Jersey and Delaware.
Our service area covers approximately 30 miles from Glenside, including communities like Ambler, Blue Bell, Plymouth Meeting, North Wales, Chalfont, and the Main Line. Not sure if we cover your area? Call us and ask because we probably do.
One of our experienced team members will visit your property, walk the perimeter with you, and help you figure out the right style, height, and configuration for your yard. You’ll get a detailed quote, not a ballpark number, with honest recommendations based on what your property needs.
The vinyl fence we put in your backyard today will still be doing its job long after the crew that installed it is gone. That’s been the standard at Everlasting Fence since 1980, and it hasn’t changed.
