Wake County, NC
Apex Fence Installation
Apex grew fast, and most of that growth came with an HOA and a completely open backyard. We deal with both.
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Fence Installation in Apex, NC
Apex earned the Peak of Good Living tag honestly, and then spent two decades filling in around it. Salem Street and the blocks near the old depot still look like a small Southern rail town. Head out toward Old US 1, Kelly Road, or the Beaver Creek corridor and you are in subdivisions that did not exist a generation ago. Those two halves want different fences, and we quote both.
New construction is a different job
Most of what we install in Apex goes on a lot the builder handed over bare. That has advantages, since there is no old fence to demolish and haul off, and access to the back yard is usually still clear. It also has a catch. New lots often carry fill dirt and a fresh grade that has not settled, and drainage swales cut between houses are there for a reason. We look at where water runs before we set a line, because a fence that dams a swale creates a problem you will hear about from your neighbor. In Sweetwater, Bella Casa, Abbington, and the newer sections around Scotts Mill, this is the conversation we have most often.
Materials
Vinyl is the volume seller here. It gives a clean uniform privacy line that reviews well with architectural committees, and PrivacyLock interlocking panels with StayStrong pickets keep long straight runs from sagging or separating. Wood suits the older streets near downtown and Salem Village, where a shadow-box or board-on-board build matches what is already on the block. Ornamental aluminum handles pools and the lots that back to common area, greenway, or a pond where blocking the view would be a waste.
Every post goes into concrete. Apex sits on the same heavy red clay as the rest of western Wake, and clay does not shed water, it holds it. That moisture cycle is what heaves a shallow post over a few seasons, and it is the single biggest reason a cheap fence starts leaning. Add summer thunderstorm wind and the occasional winter ice load and post depth stops being a detail.
Call (919) 335-4008 any hour, any day, and we will come measure the yard and leave you a written estimate at no cost.
Fence Types We Install in Apex
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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 Apex
We fence new construction and established streets across town.
- Scotts Mill
- Haddon Hall
- Shepherd's Vineyard
- Bella Casa
- Sweetwater
- Salem Village
- Abbington
- Kelly Glen
- The Villages of Apex
Don’t see your neighborhood? We likely still serve it — call and we’ll confirm.
Apex Fence Questions
We just closed on a new build. When should we fence the yard?
Sooner than most people think, but after the sod has taken and the builder has finished any grading or drainage work behind the house. Fencing over fresh fill causes trouble later. If your builder is still working on the lot, tell us during the estimate and we will time the install around it.
How do I find my actual property line?
Look for the iron survey pins at the lot corners first. On newer Apex lots they are usually still findable with a metal detector. If they are gone or the corners are disputed, a surveyor is money well spent, because moving a fence after the fact costs far more than locating the line before we dig.
Our lot is a corner lot. Does that change anything?
It usually does. Corner lots typically have a second front yard for setback purposes and a sight-distance area near the intersection where height is restricted. That often means a shorter or setback fence along one street side. We look at it on site and design around it.
Does the HOA have to approve it before you start?
Yes, and we build the package for you. Most Apex communities want a site plan with the fence line drawn, the material and height called out, and a color. We supply all of it, you submit, and we schedule once you have the letter in hand.
Nearby Areas We Serve
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