Raleigh is the largest city in North Carolina and easily the most varied city we serve. A typical week might include a 60-foot wood fence behind a 1920s bungalow in Five Points, an aluminum fence around a renovated yard in Boylan Heights, and a 400-foot vinyl run on a new build in Wakefield. The North Raleigh corridor along Falls of Neuse, Six Forks, and Strickland has been one of our most active areas as homeowners replace 20-year-old fences from the original buildout.
Raleigh's mix of older neighborhoods and rapidly developing edges means we see every fence situation. Downtown and inside-the-Beltline yards are usually small, fully enclosed, and need aluminum or wood that respects the architectural character — sometimes with finished-side-out requirements from neighbors. North of I-540, lots get bigger fast, and a single backyard can need 250+ linear feet of fence. Brier Creek and the airport-adjacent neighborhoods often need fences that screen views toward commercial corridors.
Most newer Wake County subdivisions are HOA-governed, with height caps (usually 6 feet in the back and 4 feet in the front), approved styles (wood, vinyl, occasionally aluminum), and sometimes specific picket profiles. HOA approval is entirely the homeowner’s responsibility — confirm your HOA’s requirements before scheduling. We regularly serve zip codes 27601, 27603, 27604, 27605, 27606, 27607, 27608, 27609, 27610, 27612, 27613, 27614, 27615, and 27616, plus Wake Forest and Garner on the edges.
