Wood & Privacy Fence Installation Arlington, TN 38002

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Arlington sits where Shelby County's newer subdivisions meet open ground still used for small farms and pasture lots, and that mix shapes what we do here.

Homeowners and property managers in Arlington (38002) call Memphis Fence Pros when they need a fence that fits their property, their budget, and their neighborhood. We've been installing and repairing fences across the Memphis area since 2009, and we know the setback rules, the HOA standards, and the solid craft it takes to build a fence that lasts.

Fencing in Arlington (38002)

Arlington's housing stock ranges from single-family homes in master-planned communities with strict architectural guidelines to properties with open acreage where privacy fencing and farm fencing both make sense. We install wood and vinyl privacy fences for homeowners who want a clean boundary and a finished look, chain link for function and durability, aluminum and ornamental iron for style, and sturdy farm and ranch fencing for properties that still work the land. Every fence we build starts with a conversation about what you need, what the city allows, and what will hold up over time.

Our team has been serving Arlington and the surrounding Memphis area since 2009. We're fully insured, and we're members of the American Fence Association. We handle the details so you don't have to: utility locates, permit coordination with the Arlington building department, and honest advice about whether a fence can be repaired or needs to come down and go back up.

Our services in Arlington

Wood & Privacy Fence Installation in Arlington · Wood privacy is the default fence across Memphis…
Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation in Arlington · Vinyl fencing holds up well against Memphis humidity and the wind that rolls…
Chain Link Fence Installation in Arlington · Chain link still holds on across Memphis's older neighborhoods…
Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing in Arlington · Aluminum and iron fencing suits Memphis's flat, bluff-top ranch lots well.
Fence Repair in Arlington · Fence repair in Memphis usually starts at the post…
Storm Damage Fence Repair in Arlington · Straight-line wind events and derechos move through Memphis in spring and…
Fence Post Repair & Replacement in Arlington · A leaning fence post in Memphis usually means the loess silt shifted after a…
Gate Installation & Repair in Arlington · A gate on a Memphis fence often sags first…
Automatic & Driveway Gates in Arlington · Automatic driveway gates across Memphis need posts set well past the loose top…
Pool Fence Installation in Arlington · A pool fence in Memphis has to meet the pool barrier code that applies at your…
Fence Replacement & Removal in Arlington · Fence replacement in Memphis often means clearing decades-old wood or chain…
Fence Staining & Restoration in Arlington · Wood fences in Memphis take a beating from summer humidity and winter ice…
Commercial & Temporary Fencing in Arlington · Commercial and temporary fencing across Memphis has to stand up to…
Farm & Ranch Fencing in Arlington · Farm and ranch fencing east of Memphis has to hold up across flat bluff-top…

How a Job Works in Arlington

We start with a free on-site assessment. You tell us what you want, we look at the property, check the setbacks and corner visibility rules that apply in Arlington, and talk through the options. If an HOA governs your neighborhood, we factor in any architectural restrictions on height, material, or color. We'll also confirm whether a permit is required before we start digging.

Before any post holes go in, we coordinate a Tennessee 811 utility locate. That's the law, and it keeps everyone safe. Then our crew sets posts in concrete or tamped earth depending on the fence type and your soil, installs stringers and rails, and hangs pickets or boards. For vinyl and metal fencing, we work with precision. For wood, we can build board-on-board, side-by-side, or stepped installation if your lot slopes. Gates get self-closing hardware and anti-sag bracing so they hang true and close easy.

We clean up when we're done. Your property gets swept, debris gets hauled, and we do a final walkthrough with you so you know the fence is built right.

Wood privacy fencing in Arlington typically runs from $24 per linear foot for pressure-treated pine to more for cedar. Vinyl fencing starts at $34 per foot and requires no stain or seal. Chain link is the budget option at $15 per foot and works well for farm lots and properties where you need visibility. Aluminum and ornamental iron run $39 per foot and up, depending on design. A new gate starts at $450, and an automatic driveway gate begins at $2,600. If your fence is still standing but needs repair, we handle post rot, loose rails, sagging gates, and storm damage starting at $425. Storm damage assessments are free. Every job is different, so call us at (901) 612-2383 for a free estimate tailored to your property and your budget.

✅ AFA Member Installer (American Fence Association), fully insured for work in Arlington and nearby areas.

What height fence am I allowed to build in Arlington?

Fence height limits in Arlington are set by the city building department and vary by zone and setback. Residential privacy fences are typically allowed up to 6 feet in rear yards and 4 feet in front yards, but corner-visibility setbacks may reduce that. If your property is in a master-planned community, your HOA rules may be stricter. We recommend calling the Arlington building department or checking your deed restrictions before you commit to a design. We work from the rules that apply to your lot.

Do I need a permit for a fence in Arlington?

Permit requirements depend on the fence type, height, and location on your property. Some jurisdictions in Greater Memphis require a permit for any fence over a certain height, others only for gates or commercial work. The safest move is to ask the Arlington building department or your HOA before we start. We coordinate permits as part of the job, so you're not handling it alone.

My fence was damaged in a storm. Can you repair it or does it need to come down?

Storm damage runs the gamut. A few blown-out boards or a gate off its hinges we can fix. A fence leaning badly or posts rotted at the ground line usually means replacement is the better spend. We assess the damage for free and tell you straight: repair or replace, what it costs, and why. If you need to document the damage for an insurance claim, we can help with that. Call us at (901) 612-2383 to schedule an assessment.

What's the difference between a wood privacy fence and a vinyl fence?

Wood privacy fencing (pressure-treated pine or cedar) is built with pickets or boards nailed to horizontal rails. It's warm-looking, takes stain or paint, and costs less upfront. Vinyl is made from PVC plastic, looks clean and finished, never needs stain or seal, and lasts longer in wet conditions. Wood typically needs maintenance every few years. Vinyl is set-it-and-forget-it but costs more to install. Both work great in Arlington. It depends on your budget, your aesthetic, and how much upkeep you want to do.

I have an HOA. Do I need approval before building a fence?

Most master-planned communities in Arlington require HOA approval before you install a fence. The HOA may have rules about height, material, color, or where on your lot the fence can sit. We recommend getting approval in writing before we start. If you need help navigating the HOA process, we can advise, but the final sign-off comes from your HOA board. We'll build to whatever standards they set.

Are your crews fully insured?

Yes. We carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance. We're happy to provide a certificate of insurance before we start work on your property.

What's the difference between a wood fence and a farm fence?

Farm and ranch fencing is built for livestock and open acreage. It's typically simpler and more functional than a privacy fence: post-and-rail, woven wire, or electric fencing depending on what you're fencing in or out. It's also more affordable, starting at $11 per linear foot. A privacy fence is built for appearance and sound blocking. If your Arlington property has acreage and you're keeping animals or just marking a boundary, farm fencing is the right choice. If you want privacy and a finished look, privacy fencing is the way to go.