In addition to custom cedar, pine and wrought iron fencing, Curtis Fence builds pergolas, decks, and offers staining. Our goal is to help you make the most out of your property, whether you desire an outdoor living space or your needs are functional. We also handle commercial accounts.

Curtis Fence company services Shelby, Fayette, and Tipton counties to include Memphis, Bartlett, Arlington, Lakeland, Germantown, Collierville, Piperton, Eads, Atoka, Millington, Munford, and many more areas in the Mid-South.

Absolutely! We are proud to have the workforce to handle commercial accounts. Contact Jason Curtis to schedule your consultation and discuss fence options for your business location.

Requesting an estimate is easy! Fill out our convenient form and we will contact you to schedule an appointment. You are also welcome to call or email us.

We do run specials from time to time so ask about our specials during your estimate! We announce them on our website and you can find our coupons in Shop Local Magazine.

Curtis Fence accepts most major credit cards, PayPal, Venmo, and cash. We also offer financing for customers who qualify through Finturf.

Both woods are treated. Pine is chemically treated and cedar is naturally treated. Pine tends to crack, warp, and shrink. Cedar can also crack, warp, and shrink depending on the sun exposure, but will age better than pine.

Both types of lumber will last approximately 15 years, however cedar will look the best as it ages.

You can request cedar 2x4s and 4x4 posts, but industry standards are cedar pickets with treated pine 2x4s and treated pine posts. Commercial accounts sometimes request metal posts.

We use galvanized ring shank nails, which will not rust or pull out. We can use screws if requested.

Yes, a good stain and seal is like applying sunscreen to the wood. Staining your fence protects the wood and allows your fence to look beautiful for years to come.

We set our posts 24-30" in the ground deep using 60 lbs. of Quickrete.

We install wood, chain link, wrought iron, wire, and PVC fences. View our gallery to see our work.

Popular styles of wood fences we install are:

·Dogear - picket tops are cut off at an angle.

·Shadowbox - fence boards are alternated on either side of the fence rail using standard or dog-eared pickets, creating a gap in the fence.

·Cap and Face - tops of pickets are covered with a piece of trim on each side and a flat piece of wood at the very top of the fence.

·Board on Board - overlapping pickets are installed on the same side of the fence rail.

·Board and Batten - privacy fence built with a space between the backboards which is overlayed with batten board.

·Horse Fences - 3 rail, 4 rail, and cross buck.

Yes. Trek products and systems look very nice and are long-lasting.

This information article discusses property lines and fences.

Common questions we hear from customers: