Natural Character
Cedar brings warmth and texture that manufactured fencing does not fully duplicate, and it develops its own character as it weathers.

Custom-built cedar and wood fencing designed around the property, installed by Sunrise Custom Fence East throughout Suffolk County and the East End.

Wood gives us the freedom to shape the fence around the house, grade, privacy needs and the details that make the finished work belong on the property.
Cedar brings warmth and texture that manufactured fencing does not fully duplicate, and it develops its own character as it weathers.
Privacy, picket, horizontal, framed wire, decorative details and mixed-height layouts can all be built for the property rather than selected from one standard panel.
Gate proportions, posts, caps, hardware, transitions and grade changes are worked into the design instead of treated as afterthoughts.
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See wood and cedar fencing we've built on real Suffolk County properties.

Hand-selected clear cedar, custom elevations, hidden stainless fasteners, molded top rails and coordinated equipment screening for a high-end custom home.
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A custom cedar installation created in collaboration with a custom home builder Sunrise has worked with across multiple projects, featuring architectural vertical pickets, substantial capped posts, custom X-braced double gates and contrasting black hardware.
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An earlier Sunrise custom cedar design reworked for a Bellport Village backyard, with custom gates and capped posts.
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A cedar-framed wire enclosure that protects an established garden while preserving its connection to the surrounding landscape.
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48-inch cedar framing with black 1-inch welded wire for a contemporary pool enclosure that keeps the yard visually open.
View Complete Project →The best design usually comes down to what the fence needs to accomplish, how it should relate to the property and how the difficult details are handled.
Solid board, tongue-and-groove, shadow box and horizontal construction can close different views without making every part of the property feel the same.
Height, spacing, rail layout, post size and decorative details are chosen around the house and landscape instead of forcing one catalogue style everywhere.
Gate spans, bracing, hardware and changes in elevation need to be planned with the fence so the finished line looks intentional and continues to work properly.
Looking for an open rail or board fence instead? See Post & Rail / Board Fencing.
Custom wood work is judged in the details. Read verified reviews from Sunrise customers, collected through NiceJob, about communication, workmanship and the installation experience.
Cedar is naturally resistant to rot and insects and can last many years when properly installed.
Cedar naturally weathers to a silver-gray color, but staining can help maintain the original tone.
Cedar fence installation costs depend on fence style, height, and the size of the property.
You can see typical installation price ranges in our Fence Installation Cost Guide.
Usually, yes. Gates are built to the opening rather than bought to a size, so matching picket spacing, rail layout and post detailing on an existing fence is normal work. The posts a gate hangs on are sized for the span, which is often the part that has to change.
Sunrise serves Suffolk County from Babylon east to the East End, with frequent work across the South Shore, Hamptons, North Fork and eastern Brookhaven. The communities highlighted below are focus markets, not a boundary.
Hampton Bays, Southampton, Westhampton, Quogue, Remsenburg and Southold
Manorville, Center Moriches, Eastport, Remsenburg
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