A FenceTrac fence pairs a powder-coated steel frame with your choice of infill, cedar, composite, or UltraBlend Vinyl, so you get a strong, low-maintenance fence that handles Oklahoma weather. Empire Fence builds FenceTrac for homeowners across Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma as our modern alternative to a traditional vinyl or all-wood fence.
Here is what the system gives you at a glance.
| Benefit | Why It Matters in Oklahoma |
|---|---|
| Powder-coated steel frame | Does not rot, resists wind, holds the line straight |
| Infill choices | Cedar, composite, or UltraBlend Vinyl to match your style |
| Low maintenance | No painting; the frame never needs staining |
| Long service life | Steel structure outlasts wood posts |
We have built metal-frame fences across northeast Oklahoma since 1955, and most qualifying new installations earn our Gold Seal Certificate of Excellence after a 31-point inspection.
A Powder-Coated Steel Frame
The heart of FenceTrac is a 14-gauge powder-coated steel frame on steel posts set in concrete. Because the structural part is steel, it does not rot at the ground line the way wood posts do, and it resists the bending that wind causes. That is the same reason we recommend steel posts on wood fences, built into the whole system here. Our privacy fence with metal posts page shows the approach.
Infill Options: Cedar, Composite, and Vinyl
The frame holds the infill of your choice, which is what makes FenceTrac flexible:
- Cedar infill gives you the warmth of real wood on a frame that will not sag.
- Composite infill offers a clean, durable panel with very little upkeep.
- UltraBlend Vinyl infill delivers the vinyl look without a standalone vinyl fence’s weaknesses, our answer for homeowners weighing vinyl or PVC fences.
Low Maintenance and Built for Oklahoma
FenceTrac asks very little of you. The powder-coated frame never needs paint, and with composite or vinyl infill there is no staining at all. The steel frame and concrete-set posts stand up to our wind and clay soil, which is why it ranks among the lowest-maintenance and longest-lasting fences we build. It also gives a clean, modern look.
Is FenceTrac Right for You?
FenceTrac fits homeowners who want a modern, low-upkeep fence that still handles Oklahoma weather, and it is one option among several we build, not a default. If full wood warmth or the lowest price matters more, cedar or chain link may suit you better. See how it compares to a traditional wood fence, and the FenceTrac page for infill styles.
Related Questions
FenceTrac questions from Tulsa homeowners.
Is FenceTrac better than a wood fence?
It depends on what you want. FenceTrac needs less maintenance and resists wind and rot with its steel frame; wood gives natural warmth at a lower price. See FenceTrac versus a traditional wood fence.
Does FenceTrac need staining?
The steel frame never needs paint or stain. With composite or UltraBlend Vinyl infill there is no staining at all. Cedar infill can be stained if you want to preserve the wood tone.
Is FenceTrac good for Oklahoma wind?
Yes. The powder-coated steel frame on concrete-set posts resists the bending and rot that fail wood posts, which makes it a strong choice in our wind and clay soil.
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