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title: Woodcast vs. Wood
description: Hilltop Concrete is here to help you understand the benefits of a WoodCast concrete fence over a traditional wooden fence.
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# Woodcast vs. Wood

By: [ Chris Miller ](https://blog.hilltopconcreteco.com/blog/author/chris-miller) on  Mar 3, 2023 8:00:00 AM

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Each one of the components of our WoodCast concrete fence is precision-engineered and manufactured with 5,000 psi strength concrete right here in Texas! Our WoodCast concrete fences are manufactured in our proprietary molding technology to emulate shiplap with richly crafted wood designs and beautiful details, including wood knots and mitered tops so that our customers can achieve the design element they are looking for. It is also rebar and fiber-reinforced to guarantee the quality and durability you can expect from all of Hilltop Concrete’s products. The applications for the WoodCast precast fence system are only limited by your imagination!

While traditional wood fences are a common fencing option, this does not mean it is the best fencing option for your project. There are some [disadvantages ](https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/disadvantage)to wood fences that our concrete fences simply do not have. Wood fences have a limited life, usually between 5 to 10 years depending on the maintenance. Wood also needs the most maintenance out of the most common types of fencing. [Decomposing ](https://forestpathology.org/general/wood-decay/)wood is vulnerable to fungus, dry rot, and termites. Factors like these can cause wood to warp, fade, crack, sag, and deform over time.

Our [WoodCast ](https://www.hilltopconcreteco.com/woodcast-concrete-fence)concrete fence is a superior alternative to wooden fences and will significantly outlast a wooden fence because it provides superior benefits that you can only get from a concrete fence. The [WoodCast ](https://www.hilltopconcreteco.com/woodcast-concrete-fence)fence is quick and easy to install, is not susceptible to natural elements, termites, rot, fungus, warping, burning, or fading, and requires no maintenance. We are so sure of our fences, we even offer a standard 5-year warranty. The WoodCast style will look newer for longer and will remain as beautiful as the day it was installed years down the line!

Our [WoodCast ](https://www.hilltopconcreteco.com/woodcast-concrete-fence)style is a beautiful concrete fence option for any project. While our [WoodCast ](https://www.hilltopconcreteco.com/woodcast-concrete-fence)concrete fence is designed to look like a shiplap with patterns on both sides, it is a superior alternative to wooden fences in the same style. We know you have a choice when it comes to selecting your concrete fence contractor, and we look forward to hearing from you and answering any questions you may have to determine if we are the right fit for you and your project. To learn more about our products and services, reach out to us today at [hello@hilltopconcreteco.com](mailto:hello@hilltopconcreteco.com) or call us at 903-630-5465.

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