A four-foot lattice fence adds an interesting flair to a backyard garden.

A four-foot lattice fence. Notice how it connects with an existing Delaware fence.

A four-foot lattice fence offers a unique garden backdrop.

Like most fences, lattice can vary in height. This one stretches six feet tall.

A six-foot lattice fence keeps out unwanted animals without disrupting the entire view.

Another view of this six-foot lattice fence.

A very unique fencing design by Whitmore Fence.

This design incorporates unique rails that seperate it from most other fences.

Notice the alternating patterns in this design.

A large, double gate on this creative fence.

A custom lattice gate fits nicely between two large shrubs.

Custom cedar railing along a set of stairs can match well with nearby fencing.

Another unique fencing design by Whitmore Fence. Notice the copper post caps.

A custom wooden fence intersecting metal woven-wire for a cost-effective solution. Note the copper post caps.

A great combination for dog-owners! A custom wooden fence intersecting metal woven-wire for a cost-effective solution. Note the copper post caps.

Custom wood fence near a pre-existing lattice fence.

A custom wooden gate. Again, note the copper post caps.

A custom pool fence and deck rail. Note the use of both Delaware and picket styles.

A poolside job during construction. Note the custom wooden gate in the Delaware fencing.

An exterior view of the poolside Delaware fencing.

A poolshed constructed alongside the cedar wood fencing.

A custom cedar deck railing matches well with the new Delaware-style fencing.

A custom cedar deck railing. Again, the Delaware fencing and poolshed in the background.

With Delware fencing and this cedar deck rail, this pool is sure to stay safe.

This deck railing looks great with the new fencing.