Wood fencing typically has a lower initial cost compared to other fencing materials. However, it's important to consider the long-term expenses associated with regular maintenance, such as sealing, staining, or painting. These ongoing care requirements should be factored into the overall cost when evaluating wood fencing options.

Aluminum fencing is an excellent choice for pool enclosures. It offers rust resistance and provides a secure barrier without obstructing views. Our aluminum pool fences are designed to meet Middle Tennessee's safety regulations, ensuring both security and peace of mind for pool owners.

Aluminum fences are known for their longevity, often lasting for decades with minimal maintenance. The natural corrosion resistance of aluminum, combined with our expert installation techniques, ensures that your fence will withstand Middle Tennessee's weather conditions, providing long-term durability and value.

Our installation process for residential aluminum fencing begins with a thorough consultation to assess your specific needs. Following this, our experienced team manages the entire installation, ensuring a professional and efficient process. We prioritize respect for your time and property throughout the installation.

Vinyl fences are highly durable and long-lasting, which reduces the need for frequent replacements. This material is also recyclable and doesn't require painting or chemical treatments, making it both an affordable and environmentally sustainable fencing option.

Chain link fences offer excellent durability, effectively protecting properties while withstanding Middle Tennessee's weather conditions. They are resistant to typical physical damage from sources such as falling branches, children, and animals. Adding a colored PVC coating can enhance the fence's appearance and provide additional protection against corrosion, further extending its lifespan.

While not all townships require a survey for permit issuance, obtaining one is the most accurate way to determine your property boundaries. Investing in a survey before hiring fence contractors can be beneficial, especially if you're unsure about your exact property lines.

The optimal solution for dealing with a tree in a fence line is to remove both the tree and its stump. If this isn't feasible, alternative approaches include creating a subtle 'V' around the tree, constructing a box enclosure, or interrupting the fence at the tree and resuming on the other side, using welded wire to enclose the area around the tree. It's important to note that even experienced fence companies cannot install fencing through a tree.