| 🪵 Wood & Privacy Fence Installation |
From $26/ft |
On Detroit's bungalow lots the side yard often runs just a few feet wide, with the alley as the only way to bring lumber in, so we build tight and set posts deep enough to hold through the frost line. Cedar and pressure-treated runs both hold up to Michigan winters when the posts are set right. |
| 🏡 Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation |
From $37/ft |
Ranch subdivisions across Warren, Livonia and Southfield are hitting fence-replacement age at the same time, and many newer developments in Troy and Sterling Heights require white or tan vinyl at a set height. We install to those specs with posts set past frost depth so the line stays straight. |
| 🔗 Chain Link Fence Installation |
From $14/ft |
Chain link is the standard choice for vacant lots and side lots bought next door, work we do often in Detroit and rarely see elsewhere. It also holds up well on the wider lots common in Warren and Roseville, where a budget fence still needs to run straight for decades. |
| 🛡️ Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing |
From $41/ft |
Grosse Pointe's deep, landscaped lots call for ornamental iron as the standard street-side fence, while Detroit's frost line demands posts set well below it to keep the run straight after winter freeze-thaw. We build both to hold their line for decades. |
| 🔧 Fence Repair |
From $455 |
Michigan's freeze-thaw cycle works posts loose every winter, and alley-facing fences in Detroit take hits from trucks and plows. We fix leaning sections, replace rotted pickets and reset posts without tearing out the whole run. |
| 🌪️ Storm Damage Fence Repair |
Free damage assessment |
High wind and sudden spring storms flatten sections of fence across metro Detroit every year, especially on exposed side and vacant lots. We assess the damage free and rebuild the sections that failed, not the whole fence if it doesn't need it. |
| 🪛 Fence Post Repair & Replacement |
From $455 |
The frost line runs deep in Detroit, and a post set too shallow will heave and lean within a few winters, that is the fact that governs every repair we do. We reset or replace posts below frost depth so the run stays straight instead of drifting year after year. |
| 🚪 Gate Installation & Repair |
From $480 |
Detroit's side yards are narrow and the alley is often the only entrance, so gate width and swing have to be planned tight. We install and repair walk gates and alley gates that clear the frame and still latch square after a Michigan winter. |
| ⚙️ Automatic & Driveway Gates |
From $2,900 |
Deep lots in the Grosse Pointes and wide driveway setbacks in Birmingham suit an automatic gate at the drive. We wire, mount and program the opener so it holds up through a Michigan winter without binding. |
| 🏊 Pool Fence Installation |
From $33/ft |
Warren, Roseville and Livonia's brick ranch backyards call for a pool fence that clears the yard's full width without a seam in the fence line. We set posts below the frost line, gaps tight enough to stop a foot climbing, and gates that swing shut and latch above reach. |
| 🔄 Fence Replacement & Removal |
From $2,400 |
Whole streets of post-war ranch fences in Warren, Roseville and Livonia are hitting replacement age at the same time, and we handle full teardown and haul-away along with the new install. Old posts get pulled to frost depth, not just cut off at grade. |
| 🎨 Fence Staining & Restoration |
From $940 |
Detroit's older bungalow lots often carry wood fencing that's taken decades of freeze-thaw cycles and alley traffic. We strip the gray, sand back split boards and refinish the run so it sheds Michigan's spring rain instead of soaking it in. |
| 🏗️ Commercial & Temporary Fencing |
Free site quote |
Detroit's vacant lots, teardown sites and infill builds all need a perimeter fast, and material often has to come in through the alley rather than the street. We panel off job sites and lots across the metro and pull the fence the day the work ends. |
| 🐎 Farm & Ranch Fencing |
From $12/ft |
Out past the last subdivision lines, lots open up into acreage that still needs a working fence line, not a decorative one. We run wood rail, high-tensile and woven wire sized to the land and set posts deep enough to survive Michigan frost. |