Frequently Asked Questions

Fence cost depends primarily on total linear footage, fence height, number of gates, terrain, and any old fence removal that's needed. Wood privacy fencing generally costs more per linear foot due to materials and labor, while chain link is typically the more budget-friendly option, though adding privacy slats or top rail narrows that gap. We provide a free, itemized estimate after a quick site visit so you know exactly what's included.

Permit and setback requirements vary by parish, city, and homeowners association. Some properties in East Baton Rouge Parish and the surrounding parishes we serve — including Ascension, Livingston, and West Baton Rouge — have different rules for height, placement, and HOA approval. We help identify what applies to your address and can advise on the process before installation begins.

We are not licensed surveyors. Whenever possible, we build to the property lines shown on your plat, tax assessor records, or fence line markers you provide. For exact boundaries — especially on shared property lines with a neighbor — we recommend hiring a licensed surveyor before installation to avoid any dispute down the road.

Most residential fence installations are completed in 1-3 days, depending on linear footage, gate count, terrain, and whether an old fence needs to be removed first. Larger residential and commercial projects take longer; we'll give you a project timeline as part of your estimate.

It depends on your goals. Wood privacy fencing is the right choice when you want full visual privacy, noise reduction, and a classic look for your property. Chain link is the more economical option and is a great fit for yards, dog containment, and security when full privacy isn't the top priority (privacy slats can be added for a more finished look). We'll walk through the tradeoffs for your property and budget during your free estimate.

Ask us about financing options during your estimate. We can go over what's available and help you find a payment approach that fits your project.

Yes. New fence installations are backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty covering our labor and installation. Manufacturer warranties on materials vary by product and will be reviewed with you before the job starts.

We install fencing throughout Baton Rouge, Prairieville, Zachary, Denham Springs, Central, Gonzales, Walker, and Baker, Louisiana. Visit our service areas page to confirm coverage for your address.

For fences built on or near a shared property line, we recommend confirming the boundary with your neighbor and, if there's any uncertainty, a licensed surveyor before we install. Many homeowners choose to split costs with a neighbor on a shared fence line, but that agreement is between the property owners — we simply build to the line you confirm.

Yes. Chain link fencing is one of our most popular options for pet containment, and it also works well for smaller livestock and rural properties. We'll help you choose the right height, mesh gauge, and gate placement for the animals you're containing.