Fence Line Walked First
Slope, runoff, rock, trees and brush are checked before anything is priced.
Sturdy. Good-Looking. Built for Mountain Living.
Fencing a yard so the dogs can run, putting up a privacy fence at a lake house, closing in a pool, fencing pasture, or fixing a fence snow or a storm knocked down? Tell us about the property and what the fence needs to do. We’ll follow up to talk it through and set up a free estimate.
No obligation. Two quick steps.
Fence Line Walked First
Slope, runoff, rock, trees and brush are checked before anything is priced.
Written Estimate
You see the scope and price in writing before any work is agreed.
Built for Mountain Winters
Posts set below deep frost and gates hung to handle heavy snow.
Utilities Marked First
Buried lines are marked through Miss Utility before any digging.
OUR SERVICES
New fences, privacy fencing and repairs for homes, lake properties and land in Oakland and Garrett County.
Chain link, vinyl, wood, and field or farm fence for homes, lake lots and mountain land.
Learn MorePractical guides for leaning posts, storm damage, sagging gates and rotting wood before you request an estimate.
Why fence posts lean after a hard winter, and when resetting them is enough.
Learn MoreWhat to do when a tree, limb or snow load brings down part of your fence.
Learn MoreA gate that drags or will not latch usually points to a loose post or worn hinges.
Learn MoreHow to tell whether rotted boards can be replaced or the fence needs replacing.
Learn MoreYes. Panel fences usually step down the slope in level sections, while chain link and wire can follow the ground. The site visit settles which works best.
It depends on where the property is. Check with the Town of Oakland or Garrett County, plus any HOA or lake community rules, before installation.
Chain link or welded wire on solid posts is a common, affordable choice. Taller fencing and a bottom wire help with jumpers and diggers.
Length, material, height, the number of gates, slope, brush clearing, and how easy it is to reach the fence line.
Usually, yes. The fence line needs to be clear enough to set posts and stretch wire or hang panels. Clearing is often part of the estimate.
Wood costs less up front and needs stain or sealer every few years. Vinyl costs more but will not rot or need paint in Garrett County’s long, snowy mountain winters.
Runoff can wash soil away from shallow posts, especially on a slope. Setting posts deeper and steering water away from the line helps.
Sometimes. Check your policy and photograph the damage before repairs.
Use the Get a Free Quote form on this website. Include the property ZIP code, the service needed, a rough fence length and a short description so the request can be reviewed promptly.