What we build
CR Fence has been building fence in and around Concordia since 2000: vinyl, wood, decorative metal, chain link and agricultural fencing, plus material sales if you'd rather set it yourself. Here's a straight read on what each one does well and where it isn't the right call, so you can compare before you pick up the phone.
Veka and Country Estate panels in white and tan. The color runs through the material, so there's nothing to paint and nothing to strip back in a few years.
Scalloped picket, straight picket, privacy panels, post and rail. Real wood looks the part from the street and takes an occasional stain or seal to keep it that way.
Front of the property
AmeriStar and Centurion ornamental metal built for a driveway entrance, a front boundary or a pool where local code calls for self-closing, self-latching hardware. It frames the property instead of hiding it.
The rest of the yard
Black or galvanized chain link for a yard, a dog run or a commercial lot where you need a secure line without blocking the view.
Best for: Long runs, dog runs, commercial perimeter, keeping sightlines.
Wrong call when: Appearance is the main driver at the front of a house.
See chain link fences→
Three and four rail vinyl and wood fencing built to hold a fence line across Central Missouri farm and ranch ground.
Best for: Paddock, pasture and lane fencing.
Wrong call when: You need a solid privacy barrier.
See agricultural fencing→
Same vinyl, wood, metal and chain link stock we install, sold on its own if you're setting the fence yourself.
Best for: Buying material and setting it yourself.
Wrong call when: You would rather not dig post holes.
See fence material sales→Estimates are free and there's no pressure to decide on the phone. Call CR Fence and we'll come measure and talk through what actually fits the job.
Call (660) 463-2597