Well hey there, neighbor. If you’re thinkin’ about puttin’ up a fence around your yard, you got plenty of good options. Folks around Knoxville and the nearby counties like Blount, Loudon, and Sevier want fences for all sorts of reasons—keepin’ dogs in, keepin’ nosy folks out, or just makin’ the yard look nicer.

Let me tell ya about the top 4 kinds of fences folks around here like best.

1. Wood Fence

Wood is about as classic as sweet tea in the summertime. Looks real nice and gives ya good privacy. Just remember, wood needs a little love every few years—some stain or sealer to keep it from goin’ bad.

2. Vinyl Fence

Vinyl’s like wood’s easier cousin. Don’t need much takin’ care of, and it lasts a long while. Rain don’t bother it none, and it don’t fade much either.

3. Aluminum Fence

Aluminum looks sharp. Good for front yards or around the pool. Don’t rust easy, and it works nice on hills too. Not much for privacy, though.

4. Chain Link Fence

Now if you just want somethin’ strong and simple, chain link does the trick. It’s real good for keepin’ dogs in and kids safe. Ain’t the prettiest, but it sure works.

If you’re ready to get a fence up, you can contact us and we will set you straight on the dot.

Frequently Asked Questions About Fences

1. What’s the cheapest kind of fence?
Well, most folks go with chain link if they’re tryin’ to save a few bucks. It’s affordable, strong, and gets the job done without a fuss. Might not win any beauty contests, but it sure works well.

2. Which type of fence lasts the longest?
That’d be vinyl or aluminum, most likely. They don’t rot, they don’t rust, and you won’t have to mess with ‘em much over the years. Good choice if you want to put it up and not worry too much after.

3. Can I stain my wood fence?
You betcha. In fact, you should if you want it to last. Stain helps keep the wood safe from rain, bugs, and sun. It also makes it look real nice and fresh again.

4. How long does a wood fence usually last?
If you take good care of it—like stainin’ or sealin’ every couple years—it can last 10 to 15 years, maybe more. But if you don’t, the weather around here will wear it down quicker.

5. Is vinyl worth the money?
Yes sir, for a lot of folks it is. Costs more up front than wood, but you don’t have to paint or stain it, and it holds up for a long time. Makes life easier in the long run.

6. Do fences add value to a home?
Sure do. A good fence can make your yard look nicer, add privacy, and make folks feel safer. That’s all stuff home buyers tend to like when they're lookin'.

7. What kind of fence is best if I’ve got dogs?
If you’ve got a pup that likes to run, a chain link or tall privacy fence works best. Keeps ‘em in the yard and outta trouble, which is a big help.

8. Can I build a fence on my own?
Well, you can, but it ain’t always easy. Diggin’ holes, settin’ posts, gettin’ everything level—it takes time and tools. Sometimes it’s just better to let a pro handle it.

9. What’s the best kind of fence for a big yard?
Split rail or chain link works well for big spaces. They don’t cost as much to stretch out, and they still help mark your land and keep critters or animals in.

10. Do I need a permit to build a fence?
Sometimes, yep. Depends on where you live. It’s a good idea to check with your city or county before startin’. Some places have rules about height, style, or where you can build.