Superior Fence & Rail of The Triad

Randolph County, NC

Randleman Fence Installation

Privacy fence for town lots, rail and woven wire for the acreage out toward Level Cross and the Deep River.

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Fence Installation in Randleman, NC

The Deep River made Randleman. The mills that lined it are gone, but the town they built is still here, tucked between US 220 and the water, with a Main Street that has kept its shape and neighborhoods that were laid out for people walking to work. Just north of town, Level Cross is where the Petty family built the most recognized name in stock car racing, and the museum still brings people down the road who had never heard of Randleman otherwise.

Fencing here splits along the same line the geography does. In town, the lots are modest and the work is mostly six-foot privacy fence, picket, or replacing something that has been leaning since the last ice storm. Out past the town limits, toward Level Cross, Sophia and the Randleman Lake watershed, the parcels get big and the conversation turns to boundary runs, pasture, and gates a tractor can clear.

Building on Randolph County ground

The soil here is the same slow-draining red clay found across the county, and it behaves badly for fence posts. Water sits in it, the clay swells, and then a hard freeze lifts anything that was not set deep enough. Every post we install goes into concrete below the disturbed layer, whether it is carrying a privacy panel in town or a line of split rail across a hayfield. Properties that fall away toward the river or a creek bottom get extra attention on drainage, because a fence line that crosses a wet swale needs the posts placed with that in mind rather than at even spacing off a tape measure.

For material, pressure-treated pine with StayStrong pickets is still the workhorse for privacy fence around here. Vinyl with PrivacyLock interlocking panels costs more up front and gives back every hour you would have spent sealing wood, and the SolarShield coating keeps it from chalking. On the farm side we install split rail, post-and-rail and woven wire, in wood or vinyl, and mesh-backed rail where horses are involved.

Call Superior Fence & Rail of The Triad at (336) 646-7288 or ask for a free on-site estimate. We are reachable 24 hours a day and we quote the whole job in writing before a post goes in the ground.

Randleman Fence Questions

We are on a few acres outside town. Do you fence the whole boundary or just the yard?

Either, and plenty of people do both. A common setup around Randleman is a privacy or picket fence enclosing the yard immediately around the house, with split rail or woven wire carrying the property line out from there. It costs less than fencing the whole perimeter in panels and it keeps the yard usable without walling off the acreage.

Can you build a gate wide enough for a trailer?

Yes. Double-drive gates for tractors, trailers and truck access are standard on the rural work we do in Randolph County. Bring your widest piece of equipment to the estimate or just tell us what it is, and we size the opening and the hinge hardware to the gate weight so it still swings true in five years.

How close to the road can the fence go?

That depends on whether you are inside Randleman town limits or out in the county, and on the right-of-way for your particular road. Front-yard fences generally face tighter height and setback rules than back-yard fences. We will locate the right-of-way and your pins during the estimate and tell you where the line can legally sit before anything gets ordered.

Is vinyl rail strong enough for horses?

Straight vinyl rail on its own can flex or pop loose when a horse leans on it. The configuration we use for equine work adds woven mesh backing between the rails, so a horse cannot push through or get a hoof caught, and there are no barbs. We build it in three-rail and four-rail depending on the animals and what the enclosure is for.

Get Your Free Randleman Fence Estimate

Tell us about your project and we’ll reach out to schedule a free, no-pressure estimate. Our line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Prefer to talk now? Call (336) 646-7288.