Privacy Fences
Cedar, treated wood, and composite privacy fences sized to your property line, with proper post depth for Alaska frost.
Titan Fences
Custom fences. Gates. Privacy. Built for Alaska.
Titan LLC is a design-build landscape and sitework company serving Anchorage and the Mat-Su Valley. We build custom cedar fences, privacy fences, picket fences, ranch rail, hogwire panels, chainlink, wrought iron, and custom gates as part of our full-service landscape design — every fence laid out around your property lines, your sightlines, and the way you actually use your yard.
If a fence can’t hold a straight line through frost heave and still look right in summer, we don’t build it that way.
Anchorage hillsides, Eagle River bluffs, and the wide Mat-Su Valley test every fence post that goes in the ground. Frost heave, wind load, freeze-thaw, and shifting subsoils all attack the posts, panels, and gate hardware that hold a fence in line. Titan designs every fence around those forces from day one: proper post depth, gravel base, blocking, fastener selection, and material spec for the way Alaska actually behaves.
The result is a fence that stays plumb through breakup, opens and closes the same way every season, and keeps doing its job — not one you’re re-straightening every spring.
What we build
Four core fencing categories — designed and built by the same in-house team that handles your sitework, decks, and landscape design.
Cedar, treated wood, and composite privacy fences sized to your property line, with proper post depth for Alaska frost.
Classic picket lines, scalloped tops, and decorative cedar runs — sized to frame the yard without closing it off.
Two-rail and three-rail cedar ranch fence for acreage, pasture, and the long property lines of the Mat-Su Valley.
Single-swing, double-swing, and driveway gates — built and hung with hardware sized for Alaska use and abuse.
Choose your material
Each has its place in Alaska. Here’s how they compare on cost, lifespan, and the things that actually matter once the fence is in.
Premium Wood
Pressure-Treated Pine & Fir
Engineered Panels
Not sure which? Most homeowners come in leaning one way and pick the other after we walk through their property, sightlines, and long-term plan. Talk to a designer →
Styles spotlight
Anchorage hillsides and Mat-Su acreage have some of the best sightlines in the country. The right fence sets the boundary without closing off the view you came home for.
Full-height cedar or composite panels. Best for yards, hot tubs, and side lots.
Classic spaced pickets — traditional, scalloped, or flat-top.
Two- and three-rail cedar for acreage, pasture, and long property lines.
Modern farmhouse. Wire mesh in cedar or steel frames.
Single, double, and driveway gates — built and hung with Alaska-grade hardware.
Fence styles index
Fifteen of the fence styles Titan builds across Anchorage, Wasilla, Palmer, Eagle River, and the Mat-Su Valley. Filter by material or feature.

Horizontal cedar slats with tight reveals — modern, full-privacy line that suits Anchorage hillside lots.

Classic 6′ cedar privacy — vertical pickets, capped top rail, full screen for yards and side lots.

Premium cedar privacy run with deep stain finish — built to hold the line through Alaska freeze-thaw.

Spaced pickets in cedar or treated wood — traditional, scalloped, or flat-top profiles.

Overlapped vertical boards — absolute privacy with depth and shadow line on both sides of the fence.

Good-neighbor fence — alternating boards on both sides give airflow and matching looks for both yards.

Tightly butted vertical boards, dog-eared or flat-top — the workhorse privacy fence for long property lines.

Two- and three-rail cedar fence for acreage, pasture, and long Mat-Su Valley property lines — sets the boundary without closing off the view.

Welded-wire panels framed in cedar or steel — airy enclosure for gardens, pools, and view lots.

Powder-coated wrought iron pickets — ornamental security for front yards, commercial sites, and estates.

Custom wrought-iron driveway gates — swing or slide, manual or automated, sized to the entry.

Galvanized or powder-coated chainlink — dependable enclosure for commercial sites, dog runs, and acreage.

Chainlink mesh with woven vinyl privacy slats — security plus screening at a fraction of solid-fence cost.

Matching cedar swing gates — single or double, with stainless hardware sized for Alaska freeze-thaw.

Wood or steel driveway gates — manual, motorized, or keypad-entry, hung on heavy-duty posts and hinges.