Fence Installation and Repair

Wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, steel and pet fencing. Tell us what you need and we'll help you reach fencing pros who work your area.

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Hire Best Pros helps connect you with professionals who handle this type of work. We don't perform the work ourselves.

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How hiring through Hire Best Pros works

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What fencing pros usually handle

New privacy and boundary fences
Fence replacement and section repair
Wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum and steel
Gates, including wide drive gates
Pool fencing and pet containment

Settle the property line first

A survey or a recorded plat prevents the most expensive fencing mistake. Many places also cap fence height, restrict materials on street-facing sides and set specific rules for pool fencing.

Most fence failures are post failures

Ask about post material, hole depth relative to your frost line, and whether posts are set in concrete with drainage. Panels are easy to replace later; badly set posts are not.

How it works

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Tell us what you need
Tell us about the project or problem.
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Hire Best Pros identifies the relevant service and the best available way to connect.
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Depending on the service, you can call a professional, submit a short request, or continue to a provider that offers what you're looking for.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a permit to build a fence?

Many places require one, especially above a certain height or for pool fencing, and homeowner associations often add their own rules. Ask your contractor to confirm what applies at your address.

Who owns the fence between two properties?

It depends on where the fence sits and on local law. A fence entirely on your side of the line is normally yours, while a fence on the line may carry shared obligations.

How long does a fence installation take?

Many residential fences go up in one to three days once materials arrive, though concrete-set posts need curing time and larger or sloped yards take longer.