Newer subdivisions put homes close together, and the space between them fills with AC units, bins and hoses. On this project a stained cedar privacy fence turned those spaces into tidy, private yards.
Out of sight, out of mind
A solid privacy fence screens equipment and storage from the street and from neighbours. The yard looks cleaner, and the house looks better from outside.
- Screens AC units and bins
- Privacy from close neighbours
- Secure side and back yard
- Clean, consistent look
Security for equipment
Outdoor equipment is expensive and sometimes targeted. Enclosing it behind a fence with a latched gate is simple extra security.
Room to breathe
We keep proper clearance around AC units so airflow and service access are not blocked. Privacy should not come at the cost of equipment performance.
See our cedar and wood fence installation service.
Frequently asked questions
How close can a fence be to an AC unit?
Leave enough space for airflow and service access — check the manufacturer guidance for your unit. We plan the fence line around it.
Can I add a gate for AC service?
Yes. A side gate gives technicians access without going through the house.
Do I need HOA approval?
In many subdivisions, yes — most HOAs review fence height, style and stain colour before work starts.
Get your project measured
Grace Construction builds fences, gates, decks and outdoor living across Johnson, Tarrant and Ellis counties from our shop in Alvarado. Free on-site measure, written price, no obligation.