Custom Cedar Fence Installation in Norman, OK

Custom Cedar Fencing for Oklahoma Properties

Scissortail Landscaping installs custom cedar fences for homeowners in Norman and throughout our Central Oklahoma service area. A new fence can create a clearer boundary, add privacy where it is needed, and give the outdoor space a more finished edge without competing with the rest of the property.

Because fencing sits alongside lawns, planting beds, patios, walkways, and other outdoor features, it helps to plan it as part of the property rather than as an isolated line. Scissortail brings the same practical property awareness used in our landscape design and installation work to each cedar fencing conversation.

New Cedar Fence Installation

Scissortail installs new custom cedar fencing for residential properties. The first planning step is deciding what the fence needs to accomplish on the property, such as creating privacy, defining an outdoor area, or establishing a more complete visual edge around the landscape.

Homeowners should also consider how the fence relates to existing landscape beds, outdoor living areas, everyday access, and the overall layout of the property. Those details help frame a useful project discussion without locking the property into assumptions about a specific style, height, or construction detail before the site and goals are reviewed.

• Where privacy or screening matters most
• How the fence should relate to lawns, beds, and outdoor living areas
• How people need to move through and use the property
• Which views should be screened, preserved, or better defined

Replacing an Existing Cedar Fence

Scissortail installs replacement cedar fencing and can remove the existing fence as part of the replacement project. That means homeowners replacing an old fence can discuss both the new cedar installation and removal of the fence being replaced with one team.

When an existing fence is being replaced, Scissortail can remove it as part of the new cedar fence installation.

Why Cedar Is Used for Residential Fencing

Cedar is commonly chosen for residential fencing because its natural color and visible wood grain work well with many homes and landscapes. It can provide a warm, straightforward backdrop for lawn areas, planting beds, and outdoor living spaces while serving the practical goals of privacy and property definition.

Cedar is still an outdoor wood material, not a maintenance-free product. Sun, wind, rain, and seasonal weather can change the appearance of exposed wood over time. Homeowners should consider both the initial look they want and how a natural wood fence will relate to the property as it weathers.

Planning a Fence Around the Rest of the Property

A cedar fence should support the way the property is used. Existing landscaping may affect where the fence is most visible, how planting beds meet the fence line, and which outdoor areas need more privacy. Patios and other gathering areas may call for a different visibility goal than a side yard or open lawn.

Access and layout matter too. Before requesting a quote, it is useful to identify the areas that need to remain easy to reach, the views that should stay open, and the places where added privacy would make the biggest difference. Scissortail can then discuss the fencing project in the context of the broader outdoor space.

What to Consider Before Replacing a Fence

Before replacing a fence, look at the full run of the existing fence and note where the replacement needs to improve privacy, appearance, or the way the property is organized. Also consider nearby beds, patios, walkways, and access points that the new installation will need to work around.

If Scissortail is replacing an existing fence, the team can remove the old fence as part of that replacement project. Questions involving property boundaries, approvals, or other property-specific requirements should be confirmed by the homeowner with the appropriate source before installation plans are finalized.