Wood privacy fences and gates, set plumb on solid posts and built to stay that way — Concord, Cabarrus County.
A new subdivision lot in Concord usually goes up without a fence at all — the builder grades the yard and stops, and it is the owner who decides where the privacy line goes once the neighbors move in on either side and the yard stops being a wide open construction lot. An older lot near downtown often already has a fence, one that has been there long enough for posts to lean and boards to gray and split, marking a property line that was set generations before either neighbor currently living there ever saw the street.
We install wood privacy fences and gates set plumb on solid posts, and in Concord that means two different jobs — laying out a new line on a lot that has never had one, checked against the property markers before the first post goes in, or resetting posts and replacing boards on a fence that has been leaning for years but is otherwise still doing its job. A new subdivision fence is usually one continuous run with a single gate, planned around where the dog needs to go and where the grill ends up. An older fence repair is more piecemeal — a section here that a storm took down, a gate there that's dragged the ground for years — and we're honest about which sections are worth saving and which ones are better replaced outright.
One call, one person, the whole job — remodeling, floors, stairs, decks, baths and more, in English or Spanish.
See also fences across the surrounding towns or the Concord overview.
Free estimate in English or Spanish — call or WhatsApp and tell us what your home needs, from one repair to a full remodel.
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