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Fences

Fence Installation, Repair & Staining

“I need a fence.”

Straight lines, solid posts, and gates that close the way they should.

Get My EstimateInstant or reviewed, depending on the job

Whether it’s a new privacy fence, a few leaning sections, or a weathered fence that needs color and protection, we build and care for fences that look good from both sides.

What’s included

New fences
Privacy, picket, aluminum, and vinyl fences laid out with you and set on solid posts.
Repairs
Replacing broken pickets and rails, resetting leaning posts, and fixing gates that drag.
Staining & sealing
Cleaning and staining wood fences to protect them from sun and moisture.
Removal
Taking out and hauling away an old fence before new work begins.

Common options

  • Wood privacy and picket
  • Aluminum and vinyl
  • Walk and drive gates
  • Old fence removal
  • Transparent, semi-transparent, or solid stain

What affects the price

  • Linear feet of fence
  • Material and height
  • Number and width of gates
  • Removal of an existing fence
  • Slope, roots, and rocky soil
  • One or both sides stained

We don’t publish “starting at” prices. Your estimate is built from your project’s real details.

Not included

  • Property surveys—we follow your survey or marked property pins
  • HOA or permit approvals (we’ll help you know what to ask)
  • Retaining walls

Photos that help

Five minutes with your phone saves a site visit.

Staining a wood fence can often be estimated instantly. New fences and repairs are reviewed by our team, and new fences need an on-site layout.

  1. 01The full fence line, or where a new fence will go
  2. 02Each gate
  3. 03Any damaged sections, close up
  4. 04The corners and any slopes along the line

How each fences request is handled

  • Fence stainingInstant range when details are clear
  • Fence repairReviewed by a person
  • New fenceReviewed by a person

Questions about fences

Do I need a permit or HOA approval?

Many Raleigh-area neighborhoods require HOA approval, and some fences need a permit depending on height and location. We’ll tell you what to check before work begins.

Who marks the property line?

You do, using your survey or property pins. We build to the line you confirm—and we’ll call 811 to mark utilities before any digging.

Fences across Greater Raleigh

Raleigh · Cary · Apex · Wake Forest · Garner · Holly Springs · Fuquay-Varina

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Ready when you are, Raleigh.

Describe your project now and we’ll follow up as Spring 2027 scheduling opens. No account, no commitment.