Ramseur Fence Installation

The Deep River is why Ramseur exists. The mill went in on the water, the town grew around it, and the street pattern still shows it, with older homes on compact lots stepping back from the river and Main Street holding the middle. The mill era ended, but the town did not, and Ramseur Lake and the river corridor still shape how property here is laid out.

Fence work in town tends to be replacement work. A lot of what stands in Ramseur back yards has been up a long time, and the calls we get are about a run that has started leaning, a gate that no longer latches, or a boundary that needs redoing after a tree came down on it. Out along NC 22 and NC 49 the picture changes to acreage: pasture, hay ground, boundary lines that run for hundreds of feet, and driveway gates.

Setting posts in eastern Randolph ground

The clay here does what it does everywhere in the county, which is hold water and move. Near the river bottoms it stays wetter longer, and that is where a poorly set post gives up first. We footer every post in concrete below the disturbed layer, and on the low ground we pay attention to where water actually runs during a hard rain rather than assuming it follows the property line. Summer storms come through this part of the Piedmont with real force, and the remnants of tropical systems can saturate this ground for days at a time.

For material, treated pine with StayStrong pickets is the common choice for privacy fence and it suits the character of the older streets. Vinyl with PrivacyLock panels is there if you would rather never seal anything again. On the farm side we install split rail, post-and-rail and woven wire, with mesh-backed rail where horses are involved, and chain link where the job is containment rather than appearance.

Call Superior Fence & Rail of The Triad at (336) 646-7288 or ask for a free on-site estimate. Someone answers around the clock, and we put the scope in writing before we order anything.