Radcliff, Kentucky's Best Fence Company
The streets around Hillcrest Estates and MacLyndee Acres were platted decades ago, so the lots are flat, regularly shaped, and close enough together that the fence line is also the property line. Few of those older subdivisions carry a registered HOA, and the clay beneath them swells and shrinks with the season.
Our crews have built fences since 2015, and most of what we install in Radcliff replaces a fence that has stood on the same line for decades. Every one carries a lifetime workmanship warranty, and you can also buy aluminum, vinyl, or wood material from us and build it yourself.
- Locally Owned & Operated
- Free, No-Obligation Estimates
- Trained, Professional Installers
- Fence Workers Association Member
- Financing Available
- Fence Material Sales & Delivery
Get a FREE Fence Estimate
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.
The Fence Types We Install Most Often
Our Recent Projects
Here are some fences we have installed in Radcliff, Kentucky. The six below range from post-and-rail wood and dog-ear privacy to white vinyl, black chain link, and an aluminum pool enclosure, the same mix we install on these older platted lots.
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 Radcliff, Kentucky
Fence work in Radcliff, Kentucky is shaped by flat older lots, heavy clay, and a city rule about which side of the fence has to face your own yard.
Flat, Platted Lots
Most lots here are flat and regularly platted, so a fence line stays straight and sits right on the property line. We mark that line with you before we dig.
Clay and Post Depth
The clay here swells and shrinks with the season, and Kentucky code puts footing depth at 24 inches, so we set fence posts to that depth or deeper.
Which Side Faces In
The city ordinance is specific. The unfinished side that shows the support beams must face your own property, so we plan the layout around it.
FAQs
These are the questions that come up most on jobs around Radcliff, Kentucky, from what the city allows to which material lasts longest.
We install fences, and we sell the material, so you can have our crew handle the job or pick up professional-grade aluminum, vinyl, or wood and build it yourself. Every fence we build carries a lifetime workmanship warranty, and many of the materials add a manufacturer warranty on top of that. We also meet the licensing and insurance requirements of each municipality we install in, which in Radcliff means working to the city's own zoning ordinance rather than the county's. The estimate and the walkthrough that comes with it are free.
Not automatically. The deciding factor is where on the lot the fence is installed. Radcliff allows a privacy fence in a backyard, but a fence in the front yard needs Planning Commission approval and cannot be solid or opaque. A few subdivisions also have a registered HOA, and in Hilltop Terrace or Ashton Village, those rules can be stricter than the city ordinance. We check both before we quote a wood privacy fence for your address.
Yes, as long as the posts and panels are matched to how exposed the yard is. Kentucky sees strong spring storms, and the building code treats 115 mph as the design wind speed floor rather than a worst case. We set vinyl posts deep in concrete and use heavier rail sections on the flat, open lots that have little upwind shelter. Panels installed that way perform better than a fence set at minimum depth.
Height and clear sight lines matter most. Ornamental steel is the strongest deterrent we install because the galvanized pickets are difficult to climb, and you can still see anyone standing at the property line. Chain link with a top rail covers a longer perimeter with less material and performs the same job on a rear boundary. Gate hardware matters as much as the fence itself, so we size self-closing, self-latching hardware based on how often the opening is used.
Aluminum and PVC-coated chain link require the least upkeep of the commercial fences we build. Aluminum does not rust, and the powder coating maintains its color without repainting, which matters on a long commercial property line. PVC-coated chain link resists corrosion and looks less industrial than bare galvanized fabric, so it suits a property your customers see every day. Both need less attention over the years than a wood perimeter, which has to be stained on a schedule.
Aluminum is the standard around a pool, and it is what we install most often for that job. The pickets sit close enough together that a child cannot slip through, and the powder-coated finish does not corrode from splash-out or pool chemicals. A self-closing, self-latching gate closes the enclosure on its own. Because a pool enclosure is inspected as part of the project, the fence line is worth planning at the same time as the deck. Contact us for a free walkthrough, and we will review the options with you.
Kentucky
The state adopts the building and residential codes against which fence work is measured.
Department of Housing, Buildings and ConstructionHardin County
The Planning and Development Commission issues permits for property in the county that sits outside the city limits.
Hardin County Planning & Development CommissionRadcliff
The city reviews fence permits through its own planning and building office, with applications filed online.
Economic Development, Planning and BuildingReady 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.
