Lenexa homeowners trust RKC Wood Care Pros for fence installation, repair, and staining. Cedar, horizontal slat, vinyl, composite, ornamental iron, and commercial — the modern styles Lenexa leads the metro on, plus the classics, every post set 36 inches deep. Get a free on-site estimate.
WHAT YOU GET WITH RKC
Every Lenexa job starts with a free on-site estimate and ends with a fence built to hold plumb through Johnson County winters. Four things are standard on every install — the modern style built to actually last, the deep footing, real drainage detail at every post, and no handoff to a separate stain crew at month thirty.
Every post goes 36 inches deep on drainage gravel in wet-poured concrete with bell-bottom footings — below the active clay zone and below the 30-to-36-inch frost line. New-development subsoil in Falcon Valley and City Center hasn't fully settled, which is why the gravel base matters as much as the depth.
Horizontal slat, black-framed cedar, and composite look clean — but each one catches wind or carries weight differently than a plain dog-ear fence. We size the posts, tighten the spacing, and use kiln-dried stock so the run stays straight instead of cupping or leaning a season later. The look is the easy part; the build behind it is what we get right.
Many newer Lenexa lots back up to an on-site detention pond. Owners usually keep that side see-through with ornamental iron to hold the view, then run cedar or vinyl privacy on the interior lot lines. We've built enough of these hybrid layouts across City Center, Falcon Valley, and Canyon Creek to know where the transition between ornamental and privacy lands on your specific lot.
The same crew that builds your cedar fence applies the first stain coat at 30 days. We log your stain date and reach out when the 2-year re-coat opens. No handoff to a separate company, no chasing down a different number when the color starts to fade.
THE LOOK VS. THE BUILD
Lenexa leads the metro on contemporary fencing — horizontal slat, black-framed cedar, composite — and each trend-driven look carries a build cost that isn't obvious from the curb. Here's the honest version: what's trending, where you'll see it, and what the style actually demands underground and in the framing so it holds up past the first windy winter.
Whichever way you go, the footing is the same non-negotiable: 36 inches deep, bell-bottom concrete, drainage gravel at the base. The style changes the framing above ground — never the depth below it.
WHAT WE INSTALL IN LENEXA
One Johnson County fence contractor for every material, every panel orientation, and every gate type. Each link opens a dedicated Lenexa page with pricing, style detail, and local build notes. Whether you're fencing a new build in Falcon Valley or replacing 1980s cedar in Brookwood, the detail you need is one click away.
Stained cedar dog-ear and shadow box — plus the horizontal slat and black-framed cedar designs Lenexa asks for more than any other metro suburb. Every post set 36 inches deep.
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Low-maintenance vinyl in tan, khaki, and gray earth tones — a bigger seller in Lenexa's newer master-planned areas than across most of Johnson County. Aluminum-reinforced rails, zero staining.
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Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link for commercial sites and utility runs along Lenexa Logistics Centre and the I-35/I-435 corridor. Terminal posts set in concrete.
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Powder-coated aluminum for pool surrounds and open-view lot lines — rustproof, racks to follow Lenexa's graded lots, and keeps the sightline where a solid fence would wall it off.
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Black powder-coated steel along common-area borders and the on-site detention ponds behind many newer Lenexa lots, where owners keep an open view instead of boxing it in.
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Full-privacy cedar and the modern horizontal slat cedar that's become a Lenexa signature — especially in City Center and Falcon Valley new builds. Board-on-board for a finished look both sides.
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Perimeter security, anti-climb panels, and decorative commercial fencing for the Lenexa Logistics Centre business parks and the expanding City Center retail and office mix.
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High demand in Lenexa's newer neighborhoods. Self-closing, self-latching gate hardware and climb-resistant picket spacing, built as a safe barrier around the pool.
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Post rot from poor new-development drainage is the #1 Lenexa repair call. We pull the failed post, re-set to 36 inches on drainage gravel, and rebuild the section to match.
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Walk gates, double-drive gates, and the modern horizontal wood-and-steel gates that match Lenexa's contemporary residential trend. Welded frames that don't sag.
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Semi-transparent penetrating stain in earth-tone and natural colors, applied by the same crew that installed the fence — first coat at 30 days, re-coat tracked on our calendar.
Lenexa detailsIn a neighborhood with an HOA or association? We build association and common-area fencing across the Kansas City metro, Lenexa included.
LENEXA NEIGHBORHOODS
Different blocks, different jobs — a Falcon Valley horizontal-slat new build and a Brookwood cedar replacement are two different installs. Practical notes on the Lenexa subdivisions we work in most often. If you don't see yours, we still install there — these are the ones with details worth flagging upfront.
Modern master-planned community and the epicenter of Lenexa's horizontal slat trend. We build both traditional cedar and the contemporary horizontal designs here — same 36-inch post depth, but heavier posts and closer spacing to carry the horizontal wind load.
One of Lenexa's best-known master-planned neighborhoods, where stained cedar and black ornamental iron sit side by side. We match the material and stain to the look you want and build every run to the same footing spec.
Established 1980s-90s Lenexa neighborhood where the original cedar is reaching end of life. Full replacements dominate here — cedar or vinyl at the original height, with the deeper post set and drainage detail the first installers skipped.
Long-established subdivision near the Black Bob Park border. Mature trees, tight lots, and older cedar and chain link giving way to modern cedar privacy. These installs need careful 811 utility locates — the original buried lines don't always match current maps.
Residential area off 87th Street Parkway with a mix of newer and older construction. A lot of the work here is converting aging chain link to cedar or vinyl privacy — a homeowner upgrade, done one section at a time or as a full perimeter.
Lenexa's densest new-construction zone. Many homes back up to on-site detention ponds, so owners often run see-through ornamental iron along the water side to keep the view and cedar or vinyl privacy on the interior lot lines — a hybrid layout we build often here.
Landmarks near our Lenexa service areas: Lenexa City Center, Sar-Ko-Par Trails Park, Thompson Barn, Legler Barn Museum, and the Lenexa Logistics Centre. Our crews travel I-435, I-35, K-10, 87th Street Parkway, and Lackman Road from our Olathe home base — if you're near any of them, we're a short drive.
RECENT LENEXA PROJECTS
Every photo below is a real RKC install across Lenexa. Cedar privacy, horizontal slat, ornamental iron hybrid, and gates — from City Center new builds to Brookwood replacements. Click through for the full KC metro gallery.
ACROSS JOHNSON COUNTY
Same crew, same 36-inch spec, run out of our Olathe home base across the neighboring JoCo suburbs. If you're on a Lenexa border or just over the line, these are the hubs next door.
LENEXA FENCE PRICING
A typical 150-to-200-foot Lenexa backyard runs $4,000 to $7,000 for 6-foot cedar privacy, fully installed. Horizontal slat cedar runs higher — $5,100 to $9,600 for the same footage — because the closer post spacing and construction are more labor-intensive. Hybrid pond-side layouts add ornamental pricing on the pond run. What moves your specific number: linear footage, gate count, slope, old-fence removal, and the style you choose.
Every estimate is free, written, and itemized — posts, concrete, hardware, and cleanup on separate line items. No surprises at invoice. Old-fence demo and haul-off is an add-on line if you need it.
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