Mocksville Fence Installation

The courthouse square still anchors Mocksville, and the town still marks the point where the Triad starts turning into farm country. That transition is exactly what the fencing looks like. Inside town you get ordinary residential work on ordinary lots, privacy fence between neighbors and gates sized for a mower. Head out toward Farmington, Sheffield-Calahaln, or the Jerusalem side and the parcels get large, the neighbors get distant, and the conversation changes to pasture, road frontage, and how wide the driveway gate needs to be.

We quote both from the same office and with the same crews, and the honest advice usually surprises people on the larger properties. Fencing everything you own is a lot of money spent on line that nobody walks. Fencing what you use, with a proper gate where the equipment goes through, is almost always the better project.

Clay, water, and the posts that deal with it

Davie County soil is the same heavy Piedmont red clay that runs under the rest of the region. It holds water rather than draining it, swells through wet stretches, and shrinks in dry ones, and it will slowly push any post that was not set properly out of line. That is the reason most of the fences we replace here are leaning rather than broken. We set every post in concrete, below the depth where the clay is moving, and we size corner and gate posts heavier than the line posts because those carry everything else. Humid summers, the storms that come with them, and the ice that arrives most winters all test the same thing.

What we install around Mocksville

Wood covers most residential requests, in privacy, board-on-board, or picket, with a HeartWood finish if you want the grain to keep its color without restaining. Vinyl is the no-maintenance option, using PrivacyLock interlocking panels that hold a straight line over a long run. Farm fence in board or woven wire handles pasture, cross-fencing, and boundary work, and we hang swing gates wide enough for a tractor rather than just a truck.

Call (336) 646-7288 to set up a time. We answer 24 hours a day, seven days a week, we come measure at no charge, and we will tell you before we dig what needs locating first.