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Advance Fence Installation

Newer subdivisions, larger lots, and a lot of backyards where the view is the reason the house got bought.

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Fence Installation in Advance, NC

Advance has been the growth end of Davie County for a while now. New subdivisions off the main corridors, established golf communities, and older properties on real acreage all sit inside the same ZIP code, which also covers Bermuda Run. The common thread in the newer neighborhoods is that people bought for the setting, and a fence that blocks the setting defeats the purpose.

That is why so much of what we install on this side of the county is ornamental aluminum. It contains children, dogs, and a pool without turning a back yard into a box, it satisfies architectural committees that will not approve a solid wall on a course-facing or common-area line, and the SolarShield coating over the powder coat keeps black and bronze looking right instead of fading and chalking after a few summers. Where privacy is genuinely wanted, usually on the side lines between houses, vinyl handles it with PrivacyLock interlocking panels and no maintenance attached.

Approvals come before shovels

Most of the communities out here have covenants, and they vary in how prescriptive they are about height, color, material, and where a fence line may start relative to the house. We read the guidelines you have, or get them from your management company, and put together a submittal with a site sketch, the exact product spec, and photographs. You get the approval letter, then we schedule the build. It is the least interesting part of the job and the part that prevents the expensive kind of mistake.

The ground under it

Davie County red clay holds water rather than draining it, and on lots that fall toward the Yadkin River the runoff concentrates along the low line where people most often want a fence. That is exactly where a post set in dirt works itself loose, a little more each season as the clay swells and dries. Every post goes into concrete, deep, with gate posts sized heavier so a wide gate does not sag after its first summer. Ice storms load gates and top rails most winters and find whatever was not built for it.

Call (336) 646-7288 and we will measure, read your covenants, and give you a spec your architectural committee can approve on the first pass. We answer 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and the estimate is free.

Fence Types We Install in Advance

Neighborhoods & Subdivisions We Serve in Advance

The 27006 area covers a lot of eastern Davie County, including Bermuda Run, and we install across all of it.

  • Bermuda Run
  • Kinderton
  • Oak Valley
  • Hillsdale
  • Cornatzer

Don’t see your neighborhood? We likely still serve it — call and we’ll confirm.

Advance Fence Questions

We back up to the golf course. What are we allowed to put up?

Your covenants decide it, and communities built around a course usually restrict what can go on the course-facing side, often ruling out solid privacy fence entirely. Ornamental aluminum is the standard answer because it encloses the yard without walling off the view or the sight line from the fairway. We will read your guidelines and build the submittal package before anything gets ordered.

What does a pool fence have to do?

A pool barrier has its own set of requirements covering height, gaps a child could get through, anything climbable near it, and a gate that closes and latches on its own. Those specifics are enforced by the inspector, not by us, so we build to what your jurisdiction requires and confirm the details before install rather than after you have a hole in the ground.

Our lot falls off toward the river. Can the fence follow that?

Yes. Aluminum panels rack, so each section can pitch with the slope and stay tight to the ground the whole way down. On a sharper drop we step the sections instead and keep each one level. Which one looks right depends on the yard, and it is a decision worth making standing in it rather than over the phone.

We are building new. When should the fence go in?

After the final grading and after you know where the patio, pool, or outbuilding is going, but before the landscaping matures. Fencing a raw lot is faster and cheaper than working around new plantings, and knowing the pool plan in advance lets us place gates and posts once instead of moving them later.

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