Fence Contractor in Roswell, GA: Fences Built for Red Clay, Slopes & Storms

We fix rotted posts, broken pickets, storm damage and sagging gates. When a fence has reached the end of its life, we take it out, haul it away and put in a new one. We'll tell you plainly whether a repair is worth it.

We check every post at the soil line before we quote. Replacement posts are ground-contact-rated or steel, set on a gravel base with crowned concrete so water runs away from the wood. New boards are matched to your existing fence wherever we can.

A lot of 15–30-year-old pine fences in Martin's Landing, Lake Charles and East Cobb are failing post by post. After storms, we rebuild tree-fall sections in Willeo Creek and Horseshoe Bend and give you photos and documentation to support your insurance claim.

Best for: Homeowners with leaning, storm-damaged or worn-out fences, sellers who need the yard ready for listing, and anyone who needs a pet or pool area secured again quickly.

We build privacy fences in pressure-treated pine, cedar and modern horizontal designs, including shadow box styles that look finished from both sides. This covers residential fence installation and custom fence design for your yard.

Posts go deep enough to handle wind load on a solid fence, with gravel at the base to manage water in the clay. We use ground-contact lumber, corrosion-resistant fasteners and racked or stepped panels on slopes, and we can stain or paint the fence after it's built.

A solid 6-foot privacy fence on a breezy Roswell ridge needs stronger posts than a picket fence does. Horizontal cedar is popular on newer Sandy Springs and Brookhaven homes, and many HOAs specify a standard shadow box design.

Best for: Families who want backyard privacy, homes backing onto busy roads like Holcomb Bridge, and owners who want a warm wood look that suits the home's architecture.

We install vinyl and PVC privacy, picket and semi-privacy fences, along with composite fencing. These low-maintenance materials won't rot, don't need staining and hold up to termites.

We use UV-stabilized profiles and reinforce the bottom rails and gate posts. We leave room for thermal expansion so panels don't buckle in summer heat, and we rack panels carefully on sloped lots.

Humidity and mildew mean wood here needs restaining every few years. Vinyl and composite skip that work, which is why many Alpharetta, Johns Creek and Dunwoody HOAs approve them.

Best for: Owners who are done restaining, rental and resale properties, and HOAs that require a clean, uniform look that holds up over time.

We install black powder-coated aluminum, ornamental steel and wrought iron fencing, plus decorative accents for front yards, pools and estate perimeters.

Our crews use rackable panels for sloped yards, core-set or concrete-footed posts and powder-coated finishes that hold up to humidity. Designs can be matched to historic profiles when a review board requires it.

Black aluminum is the standard in many Windward and Johns Creek HOAs. In the Canton Street historic district, ornamental iron suits antebellum and mill-era homes, which often need a Certificate of Appropriateness.

Best for: Front yards with open-design limits, historic homes, upscale subdivisions and owners who want security without blocking the view.

We build code-compliant pool barriers that are at least 48 inches tall, with self-closing, self-latching gates. We use aluminum, vinyl, wood or mesh, whatever your pool area and HOA call for.

Picket spacing and rail placement are designed to discourage climbing, gaps at grade are controlled on sloped decks, and gate hardware is installed and tested before we leave.

Roswell has thousands of in-ground pools behind 1970s–2000s homes. Many of those barriers are aging, and new pools in Milton and Alpharetta need a barrier before final inspection.

Best for: New pool owners, families with young children, homes being sold with a pool and anyone whose pool gate no longer latches.

We install galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link, fully enclosed dog runs and security fencing for homes and businesses.

We use heavy-gauge fabric and tension wire, and we add dig guards or bottom rails for dogs that dig. Security fences can be built taller with privacy slats.

Coyotes and deer around wooded Roswell lots drive a lot of demand for fully enclosed yards. Black vinyl-coated chain link gives you a sturdy option that most upscale HOAs accept.

Best for: Dog owners, budget-conscious projects in Norcross, Doraville and Chamblee, and owners who need perimeter security at a low cost per foot.

We build and install walk gates, double drive gates, driveway gates and electric or automatic gate systems, with openers and access controls.

Gate posts are oversized and set deep, frames are welded or braced to prevent sagging, and swing or slide operators are sized to the gate's weight and slope.

Estates in Milton, Crabapple and the Sandy Springs river corridor often want automated driveway gates. Steep driveways change which operator will work and how the gate should swing.

Best for: Larger properties, privacy-minded homeowners, equestrian entrances and anyone who's tired of a gate that drags.

We build split rail, three- and four-board horse fence, no-climb wire, farm gates and garden enclosures that keep deer out of vegetables and landscaping.

Long runs are laid out with corner bracing, rails are fastened to handle animals pushing on them, and taller deer-resistant garden fencing goes up where browsing is heavy.

Equestrian and acreage properties in Milton and northern Roswell, along Birmingham Highway, need long, durable board fence. Wooded lots almost everywhere need deer-proof garden fencing.

Best for: Horse owners, hobby farms, large-acreage lots and gardeners losing plants to deer.

We install classic picket fences, bamboo screening, and lattice and trellis panels that add privacy toppers or give climbing plants something to grow on.

We use rot-resistant materials and sealed finishes, attach lattice so it won't sag, and keep picket heights within front-yard zoning limits.

Picket fences suit Historic Roswell cottages and front yards where the code calls for low, open designs. Lattice toppers add a little height and screening in Brookhaven and Dunwoody backyards.

Best for: Front yards, cottage gardens, historic homes and patios that need softer screening.

We install permanent commercial perimeter fencing and temporary fencing for construction sites, events and secured work areas.

Temporary panels go up quickly on stands or driven posts. Commercial work uses heavy-duty posts, gates and access hardware sized for the property.

Businesses along the Holcomb Bridge Road and GA-400 corridor, plus infill construction across Alpharetta and Sandy Springs, need fencing that meets local zoning and site requirements.

Best for: Property managers, retail and office sites, builders and event organizers.

We clean, stain, seal and paint wood fences to protect them from mildew, UV and moisture, on new installs and on existing fences.

Our crews clear vines, wash off mildew, let the wood dry properly and apply penetrating stain or sealer by spray and back-brush.

Roswell's humidity and shade bring mildew back quickly, so wood fences generally need recoating every few years. Regular staining also helps keep HOA notices away.

Best for: Owners of new wood fences, graying fences in good structural shape and homes getting ready to sell.

Material makes the biggest difference. Pressure-treated pine privacy fencing is the local default and usually the lowest-cost wood option. Cedar costs more, and vinyl, composite and black aluminum cost more again up front but save years of restaining in our humidity. Chain link is the most economical per foot, with black vinyl-coated fabric priced in between. Ornamental steel and wrought iron are at the top of the range.

Price scales with total footage and height. A typical Roswell backyard enclosure runs 150–250 linear feet. A 6-foot privacy fence needs more material and deeper posts than a 4-foot picket or aluminum fence. Acreage horse fence in Milton can run into the thousands of feet, which lowers the cost per foot but raises the total.

Steep lots along Big Creek, Willeo Creek and the river need racked or stepped panels, which adds labor. Granite ledge near the Chattahoochee bluffs may call for core drilling or rock augers. Big pine and hardwood roots slow digging, and tight access to the backyard can add time.

Each walk gate adds cost, and double drive gates add more. Code-compliant pool gate hardware is a must. Automated driveway gates with operators, power and access controls are a separate, larger investment, often several times the cost of a manual gate.

Tearing out and hauling away an old fence adds to the cost. So do permits, surveys or pin locates, and historic or HOA documentation. Lots in the river corridor or near stream buffers can need extra planning time.