| 🪵 Wood & Privacy Fence Installation |
From $32/ft |
On Chicago's twenty-five-foot lots the fence run is the short stretch between house and alley garage, with material often hand-carried down the gangway. We set every post below the frost line in Chicago's heavy clay so it holds through winter freeze-thaw instead of heaving loose. |
| 🏡 Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation |
From $44/ft |
Vinyl privacy and picket fencing engineered to handle Chicago winters, from lake-effect wind gusts to the freeze-thaw cycle that works loose anything not anchored right. Panels and posts are rated to hold their line on clay soil lots across the city and suburbs. |
| 🔗 Chain Link Fence Installation |
From $18/ft |
Galvanized chain link for narrow city lots, alley-facing yards, and larger suburban parcels alike. Set below the frost line so posts stay plumb through the freeze-thaw swings that hit Chicago clay soil every winter. |
| 🛡️ Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing |
From $48/ft |
Aluminum and ornamental iron fencing for greystones, two-flats, and North Shore estate lots where curb appeal matters as much as security. Powder-coated finishes hold up against lake winters, and posts are set below frost depth so panels stay square. |
| 🔧 Fence Repair |
From $525 |
Panels, pickets, and rails knocked loose by wind, ice, or a rotted post get fixed without replacing the whole fence line. We work the narrow gaps between house and alley garage that most crews avoid. |
| 🌪️ Storm Damage Fence Repair |
Free damage assessment |
Wind off the lake and ice buildup take down fence lines every winter, and heavy clay soil that grips water can heave a post loose long before the panel fails. We check the full run from house to alley garage, tell you straight whether it's a repair or a rebuild, and get the gate swinging again fast. |
| 🪛 Fence Post Repair & Replacement |
From $525 |
Heavy clay soil holds water and swells every freeze-thaw cycle, which is the main reason posts lean, heave, or snap at grade across Chicago yards. We dig below the frost line and reset posts so the movement stops. |
| 🚪 Gate Installation & Repair |
From $550 |
Gates take the most abuse on any fence line, especially narrow gangway gates that get used daily and driveway gates exposed to road salt and ice. We install and repair hinges, latches, and frames so they swing true through winter. |
| ⚙️ Automatic & Driveway Gates |
From $3,400 |
Automatic driveway gates for wider suburban lots and estate properties, built with openers rated to keep working through Chicago winters. Posts are set deep enough to hold the extra weight and torque without shifting in clay soil. |
| 🏊 Pool Fence Installation |
From $39/ft |
Pools show up from tight city yards to big wooded suburban lots, and each one needs a barrier that keeps toddlers out and passes inspection on the first try. We build to a steady height with no footholds, keep the gaps too narrow to squeeze through, and hang a gate that swings shut and latches above a toddler's reach. |
| 🔄 Fence Replacement & Removal |
From $2,900 |
Old fence lines get pulled and hauled away, old posts cut off below grade, and the new line reset correctly rather than repeating the same lean. Common on bungalow lots where decades of clay soil movement finally caught up with the original install. |
| 🎨 Fence Staining & Restoration |
From $1,050 |
Wood fences take a beating from Chicago humidity in summer and de-icing salt spray in winter, which is what drives most of the graying and splitting we see. Staining and restoration seals the wood and brings faded panels back to color. |
| 🏗️ Commercial & Temporary Fencing |
Free site quote |
Chicago's infill and teardown lots sit on narrow footprints with alley access only, and a job site fence has to go up fast without blocking the gangway next door. We set and strike panel fencing for builds across the city and suburbs, and handle the same for events that need a perimeter for a weekend. |
| 🐎 Farm & Ranch Fencing |
From $14/ft |
Farm and ranch fencing for the larger lots and rural edges beyond the city, built to hold livestock and stand up to open wind exposure. Posts are set deep enough to handle frost heave across the heavy clay soil found through the region. |