Cedar Grove Fence Installation

Cedar Grove work almost always starts with an animal or a boundary. This is farm country in the northern part of Orange County, up along the NC 86 corridor, and the fencing that matters here is pasture and perimeter — board fence for horses, woven wire for cattle and goats, cross-fencing to rotate a field, and a proper gate wherever equipment has to pass. Decorative comes second, if at all.

Terrain out here does not cooperate the way a graded subdivision lot does. Fence lines run over ridges, down through low ground that stays wet, and into tree line that has to be cleared before anything can be set straight. We would rather spend an hour walking a line with you than guess at it from the road, because that walk is where the real cost of the job becomes visible.

The clay is the constant. It holds water, it heaves through a freeze, and it will work a shallow post loose over a couple of winters. Every post we set goes in concrete, and corner and gate posts get more of it, because those are the ones carrying tension and swing load. On long runs, that is the difference between a fence that stands for decades and one you are straightening every spring.

We also install standard residential fencing for homes out here — a wood privacy fence around the yard near the house, or ornamental aluminum with SolarShield powder coating where you want something that looks finished at the front of the property and will not rust in the humidity. Whichever it is, the estimate is free and someone comes to you. Call (919) 335-4008 at any hour, seven days a week.