Johnston County, NC
Selma Fence Installation
Fencing for Selma's older in-town lots and the county roads around it - wood, chain link and vinyl, measured and quoted on site.
- Lifetime Transferable Warranty
- Free On-Site Estimates
- Locally Owned & Operated
- Open 24 Hours, 7 Days
- Licensed & Insured
Fence Installation in Selma, NC
Two rail lines cross in Selma, and the town grew up around the junction. That history left a compact downtown of older homes on modest lots, a stretch of antique shops along Raiford Street, and a ring of newer construction and county-road property beyond it. Most of what we install here is straightforward residential work - a privacy fence to close in a back yard, a chain link run for a dog, a replacement for a fence that has been in the ground since the eighties.
Older lots come with older complications. Property lines are not always where the existing fence sits, side yards are tight, and there is frequently a mature hardwood exactly where a post wants to go. We work those problems on site during the estimate rather than discovering them the morning of the install. If the line is genuinely unclear, we will tell you to find your survey pins before we set anything permanent, because moving a fence after the fact is expensive and awkward with a neighbor.
Winter is harder on fences around Selma than most people expect. Ice storms load limbs until they come down, and a heavy limb across a fence line will take out panels and sometimes snap a post. Pressure-treated pine and vinyl both handle it about the same way - what actually determines whether you are replacing one panel or the whole run is how the posts were set. Concrete footings, correct depth, and proper bracing at the corners are the difference between a fence that gives up a section and one that pulls down in a chain.
For material, wood is still the most common request in Selma and it is a good value with StayStrong pickets and a proper stain schedule. Vinyl costs more and asks nothing of you afterward, with PrivacyLock panels that interlock so there is no gap between boards. Chain link remains the practical choice for large yards and side lots where the goal is containment rather than appearance.
Call Superior Fence & Rail of Raleigh at (919) 335-4008 - we are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week - or request a free on-site estimate and we will come measure.
Fence Types We Install in Selma
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Vinyl Fencing
Low-maintenance privacy and decorative vinyl with PrivacyLock interlocking panels and SolarShield UV protection. Lifetime transferable warranty.
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Wood Fencing
Classic privacy and decorative wood fencing in pressure-treated pine. 15-year warranty against rot and termites; lifetime warranty on posts.
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Aluminum Fencing
Powder-coated aluminum fencing for pool enclosures, decorative borders, and commercial perimeters. Lifetime transferable warranty.
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Chain Link Fencing
Affordable, durable chain link for residential yards and commercial perimeters. Vinyl-coated options for color and aesthetics.
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Composite Fencing
95% recycled Trex composite fencing — wood look, vinyl performance, fully eco-friendly. Top-tier lifetime warranties.
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Pool Fence Installation
Code-compliant pool fences in aluminum and vinyl. Self-latching gates, proper picket spacing, and North Carolina pool barrier code expertise.
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Commercial Fencing
Security perimeters, access control, automated gates, and custom commercial fencing for businesses, schools, daycares, and industrial properties.
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Farm & Rail Fencing
Wood and vinyl rail fencing, split rail, post-and-rail, and equine fencing for properties in Chatham, Franklin, and outer-metro Raleigh.
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Neighborhoods & Subdivisions We Serve in Selma
We cover Selma and the small Johnston County communities right around it. If you are on a county road between them, we are almost certainly still in range.
- Downtown Selma
- Raiford Street
- Pine Level
- Micro
Don’t see your neighborhood? We likely still serve it — call and we’ll confirm.
Selma Fence Questions
There are big oaks along my property line. Can a fence still go there?
Usually yes, with adjustments. We shift post locations to miss major roots rather than cutting through them, and where a trunk sits right on the line we can terminate the fence into the tree side without attaching to it. We will show you the plan on site before we dig so there are no surprises.
Which is better for a dog, chain link or wood?
Chain link covers the most ground for the least money and lets the dog see out, which some dogs handle fine and others do not. Wood or vinyl privacy removes the visual trigger entirely, which is the better answer for a dog that reacts to people walking past. For a digger, we can talk about running the fabric lower or adding a bottom rail.
Can you replace just one damaged section instead of the whole fence?
Often, yes. If the posts are solid and the rest of the run has life left in it, replacing a section or two is the sensible repair. What we will not do is hang new panels on posts that are already rotted at the ground line, because that fails again quickly. We will tell you which situation you are in.
How long does the whole process take from the first call?
The estimate itself is quick and free, and we can usually get out within a few days. After you approve the quote, the build date depends on material lead time and the size of the job. Most residential fences in Selma go up in one to two days once the crew is on site.
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