Top Rated Fence Company in Gallatin, Tennessee
Our shop is here in Gallatin, minutes from the Public Square, and so are the crews and the material we sell. We load trailers and start the day near your property. The historic district requires a Certificate of Appropriateness before exterior work, and lots at Carellton drain slowly over a pan two feet down.
We have installed fences out of Gallatin for 11 years, and every fence we build carries a lifetime workmanship warranty. Material sales matter just as much, so contractors, fence companies, and homeowners pick up aluminum, vinyl, and wood materials or have them delivered.
- Locally Owned & Operated
- Family Owned & Operated
- Over 11 Years of Experience
- Fence Workers Association Member
- Financing Available
- Fence Material Sales & Delivery
The 2026 Main Street Award for Best Fence Company in Sumner County
The Main Street Awards are decided by a public vote across Sumner County, so the results reflect the people who hired us. Gallatin is the county seat and the town our shop sits in, so many of those votes came from a few streets away.
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Tell us what you have in mind, and we will measure the property, price the work, and walk you through your options at no cost. You will know exactly what your fence involves before you commit to anything.
Fence Options for Gallatin, Tennessee Properties
Our Recent Projects
Here are some fences we have installed in Gallatin, Tennessee. You will see wood privacy with cap and trim, white vinyl on both a home and a commercial enclosure, and black aluminum with matching gates.
Most Companies Give a Year. We Give a Lifetime.
Every fence we build includes a lifetime workmanship warranty. We are a local, family-owned company, and we stand behind our work long after the crew has packed up and driven home for the day.
What Fence Installation Is Like in Gallatin, Tennessee
A job downtown and a job off Big Station Camp Boulevard are two different builds, and the ground under both of them changes how deep we set posts.
Ground That Holds Water
Water perches on the pan under the ground, so a fresh post hole can stay wet for days after a storm. We plan the depth and concrete around that.
Historic District Review
Exterior work in the district around the Public Square needs a Certificate of Appropriateness, so styles and materials get settled before a post is installed.
Brand-New Backyards
Carellton and The Paddock at Kennesaw Farms are the first installations on bare builder lots, where HOA architectural review settles height and style before we dig.
FAQs
These are the questions we hear most often at the shop from Gallatin property owners, from city permits to which materials hold up in our clay.
Yes, and spring is when delays are most common. Spring is the wettest stretch of the year here, and the clay under Gallatin drains slowly enough to perch water, so a hole dug in a wet week can stay full of water. Most residential installations run one to two days on site, but may take longer depending on rain, the size of the job, and access to the fence line. Winter is workable as well, since freezing nights are common here, but nearly all of them thaw by afternoon.
The city does not publish a fence-specific ordinance online, so what applies to your front yard comes out of the zoning and setback review the Building Codes department runs for your address. Calling that office with your property details is the quickest way to get a straight answer. In the historic district around the Public Square, exterior work also needs a Certificate of Appropriateness, which covers style and material, not just height. Newer subdivisions layer their own HOA architectural review on top of those rules.
Ask the city before you build, because Gallatin publishes no fence-specific rules online, and the answer depends on your property. The Building Codes department takes applications through its Citizen Self-Service portal and turns most residential reviews around in three to five days, while addresses outside the city limits fall to Sumner County Building Codes instead. We build wood fences in cedar, red pine, and yellow pine, and each one carries a lifetime workmanship warranty. Confirm what your address needs before the fence line is staked.
Chain link is one of the strongest options for a large property, and it is what we install most on the acreage north and east of town along Hartsville Pike. It closes a long boundary with far less material than a solid panel fence, and galvanized fabric withstands the ice loads that winter storms put on a fence line in this part of Tennessee. Black or green PVC coating helps the mesh blend into a tree line rather than stand out from it. Wood post-and-rail with wire mesh is the other design worth considering on open ground.
Both are solid choices, and the right one depends on where the fence is installed and how it has to perform. Aluminum does not rust, is lightweight and easier to handle on slopes, and has a premium scratch-proof powder coating, which is why we use it on pool enclosures and long residential fence lines. Ornamental steel is galvanized and heavier, so it suits a commercial perimeter or a front boundary that needs to look substantial from the street. Both come in the same eight panel styles, so the real decision is weight and placement rather than appearance.
No material adds the most value on its own, though the materials that maintain their appearance the longest do the most for a property. Vinyl and aluminum retain their finish with almost no upkeep, so they still look new years after the crew leaves. A well-built cedar privacy fence looks like a finished backyard to most buyers, and staining it within 60 days of installation is also what keeps its workmanship warranty valid. Get in touch, and we will walk your fence line and price it at no cost.
Tennessee
The state sets the residential code but hands fence permitting to the city or county that covers your address.
Tennessee State Fire MarshalSumner County
The county reviews and issues permits for unincorporated property outside the Gallatin city limits.
Sumner County Building CodesGallatin
The city takes permit applications for addresses inside town through its Citizen Self-Service portal.
Gallatin Building CodesReady to Start Your Fence Project?
We install residential and commercial fences, and we sell the materials if you would rather build it yourself. Either way, one call gets you a straight answer from people who do this every day.
Fence Reading from Our Gallatin, Tennessee Shop
We wrote these for the questions that come up most often at our Gallatin counter, from commercial projects to choosing a material that suits a yard here.
