New fences, fence repair and gates for homes, farms and businesses across Hall County. Free on-site estimates and written, itemized quotes.
Tell us what's going on and we'll call or text you back, usually within the hour.
We walk the fence line with you, measure it, note slopes, trees and gate spots, and talk through materials that fit your yard and your rules.
Materials, footage, gates, tear-out and haul-away each on their own line, so you can compare it honestly and change what you want.
Utilities are marked through Georgia 811, posts go in concrete, the fence goes up, and you walk it with us before the job is closed out.
Planning ahead? Start with our fence cost guide, the local fence rules, or how the materials compare.
Just need a repair? Text photos of the damage to (678) 679-0911. One wide shot and a close-up of the base of any leaning post is usually enough to tell you what it needs.
Many homes with a Gainesville mailing address are actually in unincorporated Hall County, which has different fence rules than the city. The City of Gainesville caps residential front-yard fences at 42 inches and allows up to 8 feet elsewhere. The county allows 7 feet in side and rear yards. We check your parcel before we quote. Read the rules guide.
Georgia clay holds water against posts, which is why so many local fences snap right at the ground. We use ground-contact rated posts, gravel for drainage and a concrete collar that sheds water away from the wood.
On Lake Lanier, the shoreline strip is usually Army Corps of Engineers land, and private fences are not allowed on it. Lake lot fences stop at your property line, which is why aluminum, which keeps the view, is the usual pick.
Rules, terrain and the typical fence change a lot between a Flowery Branch subdivision and a Murrayville horse farm. Each page covers what matters there.
New wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link and farm fences, measured, permitted where needed, and built on posts set in concrete.
Learn more →Pressure-treated pine and cedar privacy, picket, shadowbox and split rail fences with ground-contact posts.
Learn more →6 and 8 foot wood, board-on-board, horizontal and vinyl privacy fences, built to handle wind.
Learn more →Privacy, picket and ranch rail vinyl with reinforced bottom rails and gate posts. No staining, no rot.
Learn more →Powder-coated aluminum and ornamental steel for front yards, pools and lake views. No rust, no painting.
Learn more →Galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link for yards, dog runs and commercial security.
Learn more →Board fence, no-climb horse wire, field fence, barbed wire and pasture gates on properly braced corners.
Learn more →Aluminum and vinyl pool barriers with self-closing, self-latching gates, built to barrier code.
Learn more →Leaning and rotted posts, broken boards, storm and tree damage, and vinyl or chain link sections repaired.
Learn more →Old fence torn out and hauled away, then rebuilt in the same style or upgraded to a new material.
Learn more →Sagging and dragging gates fixed, plus new walk gates, double drive gates, latches and hinges.
Learn more →Swing and slide driveway gates with openers, keypads, remotes and safety sensors, plus opener repair.
Learn more →Security fence, ornamental steel, dumpster enclosures and repairs for businesses, HOAs and property managers.
Learn more →Don't see your city below? Call us. We're expanding our coverage regularly.
It depends mostly on material, height, footage and the number of gates. Chain link is the least expensive per foot and vinyl and ornamental aluminum are at the top. Our fence cost guide has typical ranges and a sample budget, and an on-site estimate gives you the real number.
Often not, but it depends on where the property is. Unincorporated Hall County does not require a building permit for fences that meet its height and material rules. Cities set their own rules, and pool fences are usually part of a pool permit. We tell you before you commit.
Both. Leaning posts, broken boards, storm and tree damage, vinyl and chain link repairs, and sagging gates are all common calls.
Most residential fences take one to three days on site once materials are in. Farm and commercial jobs take longer, and your quote includes an estimated schedule.
Yes. We provide a layout drawing and material specs for your architectural committee, and we build to the approved design.
Yes. Board fence, no-climb horse wire, field fence, barbed wire for cattle, and pasture gates, all on braced corners.
Gainesville and Hall County, including Oakwood, Flowery Branch, Buford, Braselton, Hoschton, Jefferson, Chestnut Mountain, Murrayville, Clermont, Lula, Dahlonega, Cleveland and Cumming.
