Asheboro Fence Installation

Asheboro is the seat of Randolph County and the center of gravity for everything around it. The North Carolina Zoo pulls visitors down Zoo Parkway all year, the downtown blocks around Sunset Avenue have been steadily restored, and the housing runs the full range from mill-era cottages on small in-town lots to newer construction on an acre or more out toward Lake Lucas and the Uwharrie country to the south. That mix is why no two fence estimates in this town look alike.

On the older streets we are usually working with tight side yards, mature hardwoods and an existing fence line that somebody put in decades ago. Those jobs are about getting a clean, straight run in a space that is not square, and about deciding early whether we tie into what is already there or take it out. On the newer lots outside the city, the questions change to how much frontage to fence, where the gate goes so a mower or a trailer can get through, and whether the back line follows the survey pins or the tree line, which are rarely the same thing.

Clay, weather and how deep the posts go

Randolph County sits on heavy red clay. It does not drain, it swells when it is wet, and it moves when it freezes. Add the thunderstorms that build over the Piedmont most summer afternoons, the ice that loads a fence line every few winters, and the occasional tropical remnant that parks over the county and dumps rain for two days, and you have a lot of forces working on a fence that was set carelessly. We dig below the disturbed layer and set every post in concrete. On sloped lots we tell you up front whether the panels rack to follow the grade or step down in stages, because the finished look is very different.

For material, vinyl handles the humidity here better than anything. Our PrivacyLock panels interlock so there is no gap between boards, and the SolarShield coating keeps white vinyl from chalking through a Carolina summer. If you want wood, we build pressure-treated pine with StayStrong pickets, or the HeartWood wood-look vinyl finish if you like the appearance but not the sealing schedule. Powder-coated aluminum is the answer for pool enclosures and for back yards that open onto a pond or a wooded common area where you would rather not lose the view.

Call Superior Fence & Rail of The Triad at (336) 646-7288 or request a free on-site estimate. We will walk the line with you, measure the yard and leave a written quote before any material is ordered.