Specialty Fence Services in Raleigh, NC

Privacy is the number one reason homeowners in the Triangle buy a fence. We build board-to-board and shadowbox privacy fences in wood and vinyl, with custom heights available up to 8 feet. If you want a backyard where nobody can see in, this is where to start.

North Carolina requires pool fences to meet specific height, gate, and latch requirements. The fence must be a minimum height, gates must be self-closing and self-latching, and latch hardware must be placed on the pool side of the gate at a height children cannot reach. We design pool enclosures to meet code from the first post — not retrofit after a failed inspection. Aluminum is the most common material for pool fencing because it provides a clear sightline while meeting structural requirements.

HOA fencing in Raleigh comes with an extra step most homeowners don’t expect. Most associations require an architectural review application with a site plan, material specs, color samples, and sometimes neighbor signatures. We prepare the full application package for you. You submit it to your HOA board, and we don’t schedule installation until you have written approval. We’ve worked with HOA boards throughout Wake County and the surrounding areas, and we know what most boards are looking for before they’ll approve.

Standard fence configurations don’t work for every property. Some lots have significant grade changes. Others need non-standard heights, mixed materials, or designs that don’t come out of a catalog. We handle custom work on a project basis, starting with a site walkthrough to understand the specific challenge before recommending a solution.

Paddock fencing, vinyl ranch rail, and rural property enclosures for lots with acreage. We build for both functional containment and clean property definition on larger parcels outside Raleigh’s suburban core.

Split rail defines a boundary without blocking the view. It’s a practical choice for semi-rural properties, large front yards, and homeowners who want a rustic look without the maintenance of a full privacy fence. We build with pressure-treated rails for durability in this climate.

Full-property enclosures for large lots, security applications, and homeowners who want a continuous boundary around the entire yard. Perimeter projects often combine multiple materials — aluminum in the front, vinyl or wood in the back — and we design the layout during the initial walkthrough to make sure transitions between materials look intentional.