Cary is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country and has more HOA-governed communities than almost any other city in North Carolina. That shapes everything about fence installation here. Before we quote a project in Preston, Lochmere, MacGregor Downs, Amberly, or any of the dozens of other Cary subdivisions, we ask one question: Most Cary communities follow a similar pattern — 6-foot wood or vinyl in the back yard, 4-foot aluminum or vinyl in the front, finished side facing outward, neutral colors, no chain link.
Most Cary communities follow consistent standards — Wood privacy fence (6-foot dog-ear or board-on-board) is the most-installed product in Cary because almost every HOA allows it in the back, and Cary's young-family demographic prizes backyard privacy for kids and dogs. Vinyl is the second most common — slightly more expensive up front but lower maintenance, which fits the Cary buyer profile well.
The newer growth corridors in Amberly, Highcroft, Twin Lakes, Carpenter Village, and Weldon Ridge tend to have the tightest HOA rules but also the largest pool of homeowners installing fences within the first year or two of buying. We see a lot of 150–250 linear-foot backyard jobs in these neighborhoods. We serve zip codes 27511, 27513, 27518, and 27519 across the Town of Cary.
