Fence
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Graham, NC

The City of Graham does not require a building permit for standard residential fence installation, which makes the process more straightforward here than in some nearby cities. The city does have specific guidelines for placement, especially along thoroughfares, and your fence must be placed on or inside your property line.

A few things worth keeping in mind:

• NC 811 (call before you dig) must be notified at least three full business days before any digging starts — this is a statewide requirement
• If your property is in an HOA community, HOA approval is handled separately from city regulations
• Placement near rights-of-way and easements may have additional considerations — a common situation in Graham yards where utility easements run through back and side yards

We handle the measurements and placement, so you have peace of mind that the work is done within the guidelines.

Fence pricing depends on linear footage, material, style, and site conditions, so a single number rarely does the job. The fastest way to get an accurate ballpark is to use our online estimate tool — draw your fence on a satellite image of your property and see a price range before talking to anyone.

Prefer to talk it through? Reach out directly and we'll get back to you the same day.

For a standard residential project, the actual build typically takes one to two days. We work in two phases by design — posts go in on day one, and we build on day two once the concrete has had time to cure properly. It takes a little longer that way, and it's exactly why our fences stay straight when the first big storm rolls through.

Scheduling from estimate to installation depends on the season — spring and early summer tend to fill up fast in Graham. If you're working toward a deadline like a pool inspection, a move-in date, or a new dog joining the household, let us know and we'll give you a realistic timeline upfront.

It depends on what you need the fence to do, and we'll help you think through the options before you commit.

• Wood is the most popular choice for residential privacy and curb appeal. Cedar holds up well in North Carolina's climate and is completely customizable.
• Vinyl is the low-maintenance option — zero painting or staining, ever — and a common HOA-approved choice across Graham's newer communities.
• Aluminum is ideal for pool enclosures and properties where security matters without blocking the view. Pool-code compliant designs are available.
• Chain link is the most cost-effective choice for large yards, dog runs, and commercial properties.

We'll walk you through the tradeoffs for your specific situation so you feel good about the choice you're making.

We do. Flexible financing is available through Avvance, including 0% interest same-as-cash plans (OAC). Getting pre-approved takes just a few minutes and puts you in a good position to move forward when you're ready. Financing is offered through U.S. Bank.

Yes — storm response and repair is one of the most common calls we get in Alamance County. If your fence came down in a storm, we'll assess the damage, give you an honest estimate, and help coordinate with your insurance company if needed. Reach out and we'll get back to you quickly.