| 🪵 Wood & Privacy Fence Installation |
From $27/ft |
Wood privacy fencing built for St. Louis's narrow alley lots and clay soil, with posts set below the frost line so freeze-thaw heave does not push them out of the ground. We size boards for tight bungalow and rowhouse lots from Fox Park to Ballwin. |
| 🏡 Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation |
From $38/ft |
Vinyl and PVC fencing sized to match HOA style rules common in St. Charles County subdivisions, with posts anchored below the frost line for our clay soil. Panels resist the humidity swings and wind gusts that come through the region each summer. |
| 🔗 Chain Link Fence Installation |
From $16/ft |
Chain link fencing for the small rectangular yards behind post-war brick ranches across inner-ring St. Louis County, and for rear garage and alley runs in the city. Galvanized posts go below the frost line so our clay soil does not heave them each winter. |
| 🛡️ Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing |
From $42/ft |
Ornamental aluminum and iron fencing styled for the Victorian and Federal-era rowhouses in Soulard and Lafayette Square, and for brick homes on the curved streets of the far south side. Powder-coated finishes hold up to our humidity, and posts are set below the frost line. |
| 🔧 Fence Repair |
From $475 |
Fence repair for storm-bent panels, leaning posts, and gaps opened up by our freeze-thaw winters. We fix wood, vinyl, chain link, and iron fences across the city and county without a full rebuild when the frame is still sound. |
| 🌪️ Storm Damage Fence Repair |
Free damage assessment |
When straight-line winds or a winter ice storm take down a fence line, we respond fast with a free damage assessment. We document the damage for insurance and rebuild sections that clay soil and heavy limbs pulled loose or snapped. |
| 🪛 Fence Post Repair & Replacement |
From $465 |
Our clay soil swells and shrinks with the seasons, and that movement is what rocks and lifts fence posts over time. We dig out the old footing, set the new post below the frost line, and re-anchor panels so the line stays straight through the next freeze-thaw cycle. |
| 🚪 Gate Installation & Repair |
From $495 |
Gates that stick, sag, or drag are usually telling you a post has shifted in our clay soil. We install and repair walk gates and drive gates for alley-served lots, rear garages, and front yards across every service area we cover. |
| ⚙️ Automatic & Driveway Gates |
From $2,900 |
Automatic driveway gates for the longer approaches found on Jefferson County ridge lots and west county acreage, plus swing and slide gates for in-town driveways with tighter turns. Support posts go below the frost line so clay soil movement does not throw off the gate's alignment. |
| 🏊 Pool Fence Installation |
From $34/ft |
Pool fencing built to meet the pool barrier code that applies at your address, with self-closing, self-latching gates. We use aluminum or vinyl that stands up to St. Louis humidity without the upkeep a wood fence needs around a pool deck. |
| 🔄 Fence Replacement & Removal |
From $2,400 |
We remove old, rotted, or storm-wrecked fencing and haul it away, then set the new fence with footings that actually clear the frost line, unlike a lot of the shallow posts poured decades ago on brick two-family lots across the city. |
| 🎨 Fence Staining & Restoration |
From $925 |
St. Louis summers bring humidity and hard sun that gray and crack an unsealed wood fence within a couple seasons. We clean, brighten, and re-stain wood fencing to shed water and hold up better to freeze-thaw swelling. |
| 🏗️ Commercial & Temporary Fencing |
Free site quote |
Temporary construction fencing and panel rental for job sites, plus permanent commercial fencing for retail, storage, and multi-family properties. We work around active sites and set posts to hold through St. Louis wind and winter freeze-thaw. |
| 🐎 Farm & Ranch Fencing |
From $12/ft |
Farm and ranch fencing for the rolling, wooded ground and small acreage parcels in Jefferson County and beyond. We set posts to follow the slope of ridge lots and hold livestock and property lines through wind, ice, and clay soil shift. |