
Gap-free vertical boards. The standard full-privacy panel, and the only style offered in a 7-foot height.

Columbia & the Midlands
Low-maintenance vinyl privacy and picket fences that hold their look for years.
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We spec and install premium, name-brand products, the same lines architects and designers trust, so your vinyl fence is built to last.






Vinyl is a rigid PVC panel system, UV-stabilized to hold its shape and color for decades without paint or stain. Below is the full line we install across Columbia and the Midlands, with available heights and the finish tier for each.
The 2026 line, styles our Midlands distributors stock. Renderings by Chonko Construction. Each style opens its own page with colors, heights and what is in the panel.

Gap-free vertical boards. The standard full-privacy panel, and the only style offered in a 7-foot height.

Seamless horizontal panels. Full privacy in the contemporary orientation, with no visible seams between boards.

Solid boards below a lattice insert. Anchors on flat and sloping grade, which makes it the pick for a graded yard.

Gap-free privacy below, open spindles at eye level. Keeps the sightline out without giving up the screen.

Open horizontal slats, identical from both sides. The louvered look, in the textured woodgrain finishes.

Three-inch vertical pickets with a narrow gap. Light and air through the line, with most of the screen intact.

Six-inch vertical boards with an even gap between them. The wide-board semi-private panel.

The dog-eared picket profile carried up to full fence height.

Board-on-board. Built as a tailored shadowbox or with the boards set at an angle for a louvered face.

Angled horizontal louvers, rated to the stringent wind codes. Privacy with airflow through the panel.

Wide flat pickets with up to 3 and a half inches between them. Meets pool code and holds pets.

Slender pickets with pyramid caps, in a straight or scalloped top line.

Dog-eared pickets, straight or scalloped. The plain-spoken garden and walkway fence.

Wide pickets topped with spade caps on a straight top line.

Open rail fencing in 2, 3 and 4-rail profiles. Sets the boundary without closing the view.

Crossbuck rail. The farm-and-paddock profile, in a non-yellowing white.

Square rails set at a slight angle. A sharper line than standard ranch rail.
The tier on each style card is a real construction difference, not just a color chart. Here is what each one means and the colors it comes in.

An embossed grain texture you can feel, in variegated color blends. The closest vinyl gets to stained lumber.
Weathered Blend
Sierra Blend
Brazilian Blend
Arctic Blend
Wood-tone color variegation on a smooth face. The wood look at a step down in price, without the embossed texture.
Weathered Aspen
Mesquite
Coastal Cedar
Cypress
Dark Walnut
One uniform color on a smooth face, the classic vinyl look. The most economical tier, and the only one on most picket and rail styles.
Custom heights and gates are matched to your yard and access. Not every style is stocked in every height, so we confirm availability before it goes in the contract.
The Catalyst Fence Solutions logo, Catalyst®, StayStraight®, SolarGuard®, GlideLock®, SimTek®, Composicore®, TimberGrain™, NoVis™ and AlumiCast™ are trademarks of Catalyst Fence Solutions, an Oldcastle APG brand, used here to identify the manufacturer of the fence we install. Chonko Construction is an independent contractor and is not affiliated with, authorized by or endorsed by Catalyst Fence Solutions. Fence images on this page are renderings produced by Chonko Construction from the manufacturer’s product visualization; they show the product, not a Chonko Construction installation.
Vinyl earns its place as the low-maintenance, long-haul fence.

Every yard is different, so we set the exact number in writing after we walk the property.
Want real numbers? Our vinyl fence cost guide breaks down what a vinyl fence runs per linear foot in the Midlands, by height and style.

Vinyl is well-suited to South Carolina's climate.

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A quality vinyl fence typically lasts 20 to 30 years or more with almost no maintenance. It won't rot, warp, or need painting. Occasional rinsing keeps it looking new. It's one of the longest-lasting fence materials in SC's climate.
Vinyl costs more upfront than wood but needs no staining or sealing and lasts longer, so it can cost less over its life. Wood offers a natural look for less initial cost. Chonko Construction helps you compare for your goals.
Cost depends on style, height, and length. Every Chonko Construction project starts with a written scope, schedule, and price before work begins, so the number is clear up front. See our Midlands fence cost guide for real price ranges by material and linear foot.
Quality vinyl is UV-stabilized to resist fading and yellowing, so it holds its color for years. We install commercial-grade vinyl built for South Carolina sun, not the thin big-box panels that chalk and discolor early.
Yes. Set on posts in proper concrete footings and spaced to spec, vinyl flexes and holds in storm wind. Solid-privacy panels catch more wind, so post depth and spacing matter, and that's exactly what we engineer into the written scope before we build.
Yes. On a grade we rack or step the panels so the fence follows the slope and stays level and gap-free. We'll walk your yard and show you which approach fits before any work starts.
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