→ Kedros, derived from the Greek word for “cedar tree,” reflects my commitment to building fences with integrity, beauty, and longevity at the core. I chose this name because I believe cedar (specifically western red cedar) is the superior wood for fencing—naturally resistant to rot, insects, and warping, it far outperforms the pressure-treated pine, spruce, or Japanese cedar commonly used in the industry.

→ The standard Kedros fence is anchored with PostMaster steel posts instead of traditional wood or standard round steel options. These posts are engineered for strength, boast a significantly higher wind rating, and are designed to integrate seamlessly into the fence structure for a cleaner, more refined look. They also come with manufacturer-backed warranties that outlast the fence itself.

→ To ensure every detail matches the quality of the materials, I use stainless steel fasteners for all wood-to-wood connections—never the standard galvanized ones—because rust stains and premature corrosion have no place in a fence meant to stand the test of time.

At Kedros, high-end installation isn't just about the materials—it's about the methods that make a fence last.

→ I use longer posts set deeper into the ground to ensure greater stability and wind resistance over time.

→ Rather than digging messy holes and pouring concrete, I drive the posts directly into the soil, which not only eliminates cleanup but also reduces soil disruption and speeds up installation.

→ I build with precision, leaving less of the picket exposed at the top and bottom, minimizing the chance of warping as the wood weathers.

→ A staggered nail pattern at the top of each picket gives a cleaner, more refined finish while distributing tension more evenly.

→ For gates, I go well beyond the norm—framing each one with a triple compression method to prevent sagging, even under heavy use. I also mount hinges with through bolts instead of standard lag bolts, anchoring hardware all the way through the post to prevent movement and maintain alignment for years to come.

These techniques aren’t shortcuts—they’re safeguards that ensure every Kedros fence looks and performs at a level above the rest.

At Kedros, I intentionally take on fewer jobs so that each project gets the time, attention, and craftsmanship it deserves. I don’t rush from one fence to the next or overload my schedule just to increase volume—because quality suffers when corners are cut. By limiting the number of builds I commit to, I’m able to stay fully focused on each fence from start to finish, ensuring that every post is set right, every board is aligned, and every gate swings true.

This approach allows me to uphold the highest standards in both materials and workmanship, and it gives my clients the peace of mind that their fence isn’t just another job—it's a personal commitment to excellence.