Trusted Fence Installation, Deck Building, and Screened Porch Services in Raleigh, Cary, and Apex, NC

It depends mostly on the material you choose and how much yard we’re working with. Raleigh lots can be tricky; some are flat and easy, others slope or have that stubborn red clay we all know too well. The best way to get a real number (one that actually fits your property) is to let us swing by for a quick on-site estimate. It’s free, and you’ll get a straight answer.

In a lot of Raleigh neighborhoods, yes, you do. Especially if the fence is tall, close to a property line, or anywhere near an easement. It’s the kind of rule that catches homeowners off guard. The good news? Our team pulls the permits, deals with zoning questions, and keeps everything above board so you don’t end up with a letter from the city taped to your door.

Most fences go up faster than people expect. A day or two, maybe three if it’s a larger yard or if the ground fights us. You’ll see our crew marking utilities, setting posts, and moving with purpose. We line up materials, HOA approvals, and scheduling ahead of time so once we’re on-site, the job moves smoothly.

Vinyl holds up incredibly well, while aluminum stays sharp-looking and won’t rust on you after a wet season. Composite is the long-haul option if you want the look of wood without the upkeep. Wood is beautiful too, just needs a little more love. When we walk your property, you’ll notice one material usually “feels” right for the space.

Absolutely. Raleigh HOA boards tend to have their own quirks: height limits, color rules, sometimes even specific picket spacing. We’ve dealt with all of it. We’ll gather the documents, prep the drawings, and send the submission so you don’t have to keep emailing back and forth. Homeowners tell us this part is the biggest relief in the whole process.