Wood brings warmth, privacy, and lasting value to a Northwest Arkansas yard. ECG Fence builds cedar and pine fences in the styles homeowners ask for most, from tall privacy panels to classic picket. Every fence is measured, planned, and installed with care. Ready to see what wood can do for your property? Reach out today.
Homeowners in Bentonville, Rogers, Bella Vista, and Centerton choose ECG Fence for wood fencing because we pair honest pricing with careful craftsmanship. Whether you want a cedar privacy fence, a shadowbox design that looks good from both sides, or a simple post and rail line for open acreage, we help you weigh style, upkeep, and budget before you commit.
Our crews build wood fences throughout the year and understand how local soil, weather, and neighborhood rules shape each project. You get clear communication, tidy job sites, and a fence designed to stand up to Arkansas conditions for the long haul.

Wood fences work hard, and many of the calls we get follow the same pattern: boards that have warped or split, posts that have rotted at the base, panels that lean after a storm, and gates that sag or refuse to latch. Pine that was never treated properly can fail early, and even good cedar suffers when posts are set too shallow. A new wood fence built the right way solves these issues at the root instead of covering them up.
Other homeowners simply want a fresh start. Maybe the old fence is faded and gappy, the privacy is gone, or the yard now holds a dog or a pool that calls for a taller, tighter build. We remove the worn-out fence, prepare the line, and install a wood fence in Bentonville that fits your goals and meets neighborhood requirements.
Hot, humid summers, heavy spring rain, and the occasional ice storm put steady stress on wood. Moisture soaks into boards and posts, sun dries them out, and the cycle of swelling and shrinking can loosen fasteners and open gaps over time. A wood fence here needs deep, well-set posts, good airflow, and a finish that keeps water from lingering.
We choose lumber and building methods with these swings in mind. Cedar naturally resists rot and insects, while treated pine offers a lower upfront cost, and we explain the tradeoffs honestly. We also keep boards off the ground and plan drainage along the line, so your fence holds its shape through every season.
Wood fence costs depend on the type of lumber, total length, height, style, number of gates, and the condition of the ground. That is why we never guess over the phone. We visit the property, take measurements, and provide a free estimate that spells out materials and labor, so you know exactly where your money goes before work begins.
Financing options are available for many projects, which can help you build the fence you really want without stretching your budget. You get honest advice, solid materials, and a price based on the actual scope of your job.
We make the fencing process simple and smooth, guiding you through every step from planning to final installation.
We carefully measure your property to ensure accurate planning, proper layout, and a perfect fence fit that meets your needs and expectations.
Choose from a wide range of fencing styles and materials designed to match your property, enhance its appearance, and meet your specific needs.
Our experienced team installs your fence with precision and care, ensuring strong construction, long-lasting durability, and a clean finish.
You’re already busy enough as it is. We want to make this as easy as possible for you and it basically boils down to three steps:
You can call us or use our website form to send us a request. We’ll call you to talk over your project and schedule a time for us to assess the property.
We’ll meet you at your property, take pictures, measurements, and talk over your project with you.
After you approve your quote, we will request a deposit to buy your materials and schedule your project. After that, count down the days until we bring your fence to life.
The price depends on the lumber, length, height, style, and number of gates. Cedar and pine are priced differently, so we provide a free estimate with the full breakdown before you decide.
Timing depends on the length of the fence, the terrain, and the weather. Many residential wood fences are finished within a few days to about a week, and we will give you a clear schedule up front.
Cedar resists rot and insects naturally and has a rich look, while treated pine costs less and still performs well with proper care. We will help you choose based on your budget and how long you plan to stay.
Most wood fences benefit from a fresh stain or sealer every two to three years. Regular upkeep keeps moisture out, slows fading, and helps your fence last much longer.
Yes, financing options are available on many projects. Ask us when you request your estimate and we will walk you through what works for your budget.