Fencing services for Northwest Arkansas

It comes down to what you want the fence to do. Cedar and treated pine are our most popular for privacy and warmth. Chain link is the value pick for containment and security. Ornamental steel and aluminum look the best long-term and never need staining, and vinyl is a low-maintenance option. We'll walk your property and tell you straight what fits your soil, slope, and budget.

Yes — gates and operators are a specialty we genuinely enjoy. We build manual swing and slide gates and full electric-operated systems with keypad, remote, and phone entry, from a single walk-through to a complete driveway entrance.

We do it all the time. We step or rack the panels to follow the grade so the line stays straight and looks intentional, even on a steep slope.

We build to local code and can point you to what your city or HOA usually requires for height, setback, and materials. Filing the permit and getting HOA approval is the homeowner's to handle, but we'll give you the details you need to get it approved.

We focus on building new fence and gates rather than patching others' work — that's where we do our best work. If you're not sure whether your project is a repair or a replacement, give us a call and we'll be honest about it.

Every yard is different, so we price each job on its own — the material you choose, how much fence you need, the height, the terrain, and how many gates all factor in. We'll measure your property and hand you a clear written estimate for free, with no pressure and no guesswork.

Most residential fences go in within a few days once the materials are on hand and the line is laid out. Larger or commercial jobs, tricky access, and weather can stretch that — we'll give you a realistic timeline when we come out for the estimate.

It depends on where the fence sits and your city or HOA rules — front yards are usually held to around 3 to 4 feet and backyards to about 6, but it varies. We build to local code and confirm the limits for your address before we start.

That comes down to where the fence sits and any agreement with your neighbor. If the line isn't clear we recommend a survey, and we can set the fence just inside your property line so there's no question about whose it is.

Vinyl and ornamental aluminum need the least upkeep — no staining, no rust, just an occasional rinse. Chain link is tough and nearly maintenance-free, and cedar gives you the most warmth and privacy with an occasional stain to keep it looking new.

All the time. Wood privacy and chain link both work well for pets — we set the height to suit your dog and can add a dig guard along the bottom where you need it.

Yes. We install pool-code fencing — usually ornamental aluminum — with self-closing, self-latching gates so the area stays safe and meets local requirements.

We're based in Rogers and build across Northwest Arkansas — Bentonville, Springdale, Fayetteville, Bella Vista, Centerton, Cave Springs, Pea Ridge, and the rest of Benton and Washington counties.