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FENCING 101

Is Your Fence Just a Barrier—or a Statement?

A fence isn’t just about marking lines—it’s about privacy, safety, and style. Whether you’re enclosing a yard, securing a space, or adding charm to your home, the right fence can elevate your entire property. But are you building it smart?

What Type of Fence Fits Your Needs?

Wood, Vinyl, or Composite: Great for privacy and aesthetics
Chain-Link or Metal: Cost-effective, low-maintenance, and durable
Decorative or Custom Styles: Enhance curb appeal and property value
Security or Agricultural Fencing: Prioritize containment and protection

Each choice affects durability, upkeep, and cost—so choose with the long view in mind.

SIGNS YOU NEED A PRO

Your property is sloped, rocky, or difficult to grade
You’re dealing with HOA rules, zoning, or permit needs
You have trouble keeping posts straight or gates aligned
You’re trying to match an existing style or fence line

WHAT SHOULD YOU KEEP IN MIND BEFORE YOU DIG

Notification: Call before you dig
Climate: Choose materials that resist rot, rust, or UV damage in your region
Boundaries: Always confirm property lines and local codes
Functionality: Think about pets, children, wildlife, and security
Features: Plan for gates, lighting, and future maintenance

ASK AN EXPERT

These are just a few of the questions commonly asked by our clients about Fencing.

What material is available?

You’ve got a wide range of fencing materials to choose from. Each with its own strengths, aesthetics and maintenance needs. Whether you’re looking for privacy, security, or curb appeal there is a material that fits your goals and budget.

How deep are fence posts set?

Fence posts are typically set one-third to one-half the height of the fence into the ground to ensure stability and durability.

Do I need a permit for a fence?

Yes, in most cases you do need a permit to build a fence. The exact requirements will depend on your local zoning laws.

Can you match my neighbor's fence for continuity?

In most cases, yes.

How long will the fence last?

The lifespan of a fence depends heavily on the materials used, the quality of the installation and how well it is maintained.