Belton, Missouri · Fence replacement case study

Belton Cedar Privacy Fence Replacement

Follow an aging backyard fence through removal and post work to a new cedar privacy fence with a double gate.

LocationBelton, Missouri

ProjectCedar privacy fence replacement

LengthApproximately 200 linear feet

CompletedMay 2026

The project goal

Replace an aging enclosure with a clean, functional privacy line.

The homeowner needed the old fence removed and replaced around the backyard. Several areas were weathered or leaning, and the existing gate no longer matched the function or appearance planned for the updated enclosure.

All old fence sections were removed and hauled away. Seven posts were replaced before pressure-treated rails, cedar pickets and a new double gate completed the updated enclosure.

Before and finished

A clear look at the original fence and completed enclosure.

With limited in-progress photography, the comparison stays focused on the original conditions and the completed cedar fence.

Before

A weathered, uneven fence surrounded the backyard

The original fence included weathered boards, leaning sections and an older gate. Every old section was removed, and seven fence posts were replaced before the new enclosure was installed.

Weathered and leaning backyard fence before replacement in Belton — The original fence showed a mix of leaning, weathered and mismatched sections.

Wide view of the original backyard fence before replacement — A second angle shows the old gate and long fence run before removal.

Finished

A continuous cedar privacy fence restores the backyard enclosure

After all old sections were removed and seven posts were replaced, the completed project combined pressure-treated rails with cedar pickets across approximately 200 linear feet. A new double gate restored practical access, and the site was cleaned after installation.

Wide view of completed cedar privacy fence in a Belton backyard — A wide finished view showing the new privacy line around the yard.

Long completed run of cedar privacy fencing in Belton — The long cedar run creates a clean, consistent backyard boundary.

Completed cedar fence beside an existing backyard deck — The new fence ties into the established outdoor space near the deck.

Walk the project

See the original fence, removal and finished installation.

Before and removal

Original fence and removal walkthrough

The weathered fence line as the old sections were removed for replacement.

Finished result

Completed cedar fence walkthrough

A continuous view of the newly installed privacy fence around the yard.

What supports the result

A durable fence begins below and behind the pickets.

Complete removal

Every old fence section was removed and hauled away before the new enclosure was installed.

Seven replacement posts

Seven fence posts were replaced to establish solid support for the new rails and pickets.

Pressure-treated rails

The rail system provides the structure behind the visible cedar pickets.

Privacy and access

Cedar pickets form the enclosure, while the new double gate keeps the yard practical to use.

Before and after

A weathered, uneven fence becomes a clean backyard boundary.

Weathered backyard fence before replacement

Completed cedar privacy fence in the backyard

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