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Professional composite fence installation for homes and businesses across central and coastal New Jersey — free on-site estimates, licensed and insured.
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Composite is what you install when you want the warmth of real wood and none of its upkeep. The boards are a capped wood-and-polymer blend — they don’t rot, splinter, gray out, or need sanding and staining every few seasons. We install them most often in the horizontal slat style: wide boards running side to side on aluminum-reinforced posts, which is the cleanest, most architectural fence line you can put on a modern or renovated NJ home.
Horizontal composite is our signature composite install, and we also build traditional vertical privacy runs in the same material. Either way the structure matters as much as the boards: we set posts in concrete, use reinforced framing so long horizontal spans stay dead straight, and finish the top and ends with matching trim caps so no cut edges show.
AT A GLANCE
Three steps from first call to finished fence.
Call, email, or use our contact form. We visit your property, walk the fence line, and assess terrain and access — no cost, no commitment.
We recommend the right style and specs for your goals and budget, handle permit guidance, and give you a clear written estimate before any work begins.
We mark the layout, set posts in concrete, install rails, panels, and gates, and clean up completely. We don’t leave until it’s right.
Composite boards are a wood-fiber and polymer blend with a hard protective cap, so you get real woodgrain texture and depth without rot, splinters, or refinishing. Compared to vinyl it’s heavier, more solid to the touch, and looks far more like lumber — which is why it costs more than both wood and standard vinyl.
Yes — horizontal is the style we install most. It does run higher than vertical: horizontal boards need closer post spacing and reinforced framing so the spans stay perfectly level over the length of the run, and that’s more posts and more labor for the same linear footage.
No staining, ever. Capped composite holds its color, and any settling in tone happens in the first season and then stays put. Maintenance is a hose-down, or soap and water if you get something on it.
Woodgrain grays, walnut and browns, and cedar tones are the common finishes, typically in 6 ft privacy heights with shorter runs available for front yards and pool areas. We bring physical samples to the estimate so you can see the finish in your own light.
No two properties price the same. Every Imperial Fence quote is itemized in writing — these are the factors that move the number.
The biggest driver — more feet means more posts, panels, and labor. We measure exactly on the estimate visit.
Within any material, style and grade move the per-foot price — we quote the options side by side.
Slopes, rocky soil, and tight access add digging and cutting time. Flat, open yards install fastest.
Each gate adds hardware and build time — and quality gate hardware is worth every dollar.
Township permit fees and old-fence removal, when needed, round out the quote. Both are itemized in writing.
Not sure which fence type is right for you? Explore our solutions pages, organized by how you’ll use your fence.
Get a free, no-obligation estimate from Imperial Fence. We serve homeowners across central and coastal New Jersey.
