Cedar & Vinyl Split Rail Fence Installation
Ready to fence off your country property? A cedar or vinyl rail fence installation from Amerifence is a good choice for your residence or commercial establishment. Its clean, simple design is well suited to rural settings. Call us at (463) 259-6412 or get a free quote now. We serve Indianapolis and the surrounding areas.
We’ve installed over 52,000 fences across residential and commercial properties. That experience means smoother projects, better planning, and flawless execution on your property.
A fence is only as good as its gate. With over 100,000 gates installed, we know how to build entrances that operate smoothly, stay aligned, and last for years.
Amerifence is a fourth-generation, family-owned company with over 95 years of experience in fence installation. Our name has been trusted by homeowners for nearly a century — because quality craftsmanship runs in our blood.
What Is a Rail Fence?
It’s a plain fence made up of either three or four horizontal rails set between vertical fence posts occurring every few feet. The horizontal rails are about one foot apart from each other. We offer split rail fencing in cedar or vinyl.
Features of a Rail Fence Installation
In addition to their rustic charm, rail fences offer these features:
- Due to their minimalist nature, rail fences offer uninterrupted views of nature and allow wind to effortlessly pass through.
- Agricultural use.
- Cedar split rail fencing can be customized with design features such as diamond-cut rails and dovetailing. We can also attach wire mesh to the split rails to increase security for small animals without obstructing view or to fence off a vegetable garden from hungry critters.
- A vinyl rail fence installation can be customized with features including seven different external caps, double gates, and cross buck designs. See our gallery for inspiration.
- Outdoor living. Keep in mind, we can also add custom decks, outdoor handrailing systems, and gate operators to your property to complete your outdoor living space.
Amerifence Installs Rail Fences in Indianapolis!
Who Should Install a Split Rail Fence?
Rail fences are typically used by those in agricultural settings to contain livestock, to define a property line, to section off a certain area of a property, or as a decorative element. Occasionally, we have homeowners living on smaller properties who want to emulate the farmhouse style. We can schedule a vinyl or cedar split rail fence installation as a decorative element to your urban farm. Want to consider all your design options? Peruse our list below:
Fence Repairs for All Types of Fencing
At Amerifence, we warranty all our fencing, but we also have a fence repair department for the times when a weather event or other accident causes damage to your cedar, maintenance-free aluminum and vinyl, or chain link fence. Not one of our customers? No worries. We even work on fencing installed by other manufacturers. Contact us for more information or get a quote.
Why Choose Us
Amerifence is a fourth-generation, family-owned company that has been installing fences since 1927. For nearly a century, homeowners have trusted our name because quality craftsmanship runs in our blood.
- 52,334+ fences and 100,000+ gates installed across residential and commercial properties.
- Over 3,000 fence styles crafted at our 250,000-square-foot Indiana manufacturing facility.
- Direct cedar mill partnerships mean the highest quality heart-cut cedar at the most affordable prices, and we buy in volume to pass those savings on to you.
- Every project is custom-designed to match your home, landscape, and lifestyle.
- Backed by real warranties, bundle pricing, and year-round installation.
For more information see our Who We Are and FAQ pages.
Split Rail Fence Install
Don’t delay any longer. A split rail fence will help bring order and charm to your rural property. Amerifence is ready to put you next on our priority list. Call us today at (463) 259-6412 or get a free quote now. We serve Indianapolis and the surrounding areas including Noblesville, Westfield, Fishers, Carmel, Fort Wayne, Greenfield, and more.