Fenceworks of Middle Tennessee
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Nashville Builders Pro is a directory, not a contractor. Compare vetted fences companies serving Nashville, Franklin, Murfreesboro, Brentwood and the rest of the metro — then get free, no-obligation quotes.
Get Free QuotesA good fence in Middle Tennessee has to stand up to more than the neighbors' opinion — clay-heavy soil that heaves in the freeze-thaw, summer downpours, and the occasional straight-line wind all test how well posts are set and how the panels are fastened. Nashville fence contractors work in wood (privacy and picket), vinyl, aluminum and ornamental steel, and chain-link, and the right choice depends on your yard, your HOA, and whether you're fencing for privacy, pets, a pool, or curb appeal. Proper post depth and concrete footings are what separate a fence that lasts 20 years from one that leans after two winters, so hiring an experienced local installer matters.
This page covers the whole metro. Every fences company we list is below, with the cities each one serves — or jump straight to your city further down. We are a directory, so we do not do the work ourselves and we do not take a cut of the job; comparing three written quotes is free and costs you nothing but a few minutes.
Showing 15 contractors serving Middle Tennessee
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
Serving 14 Nashville-area communities — Nashville, Brentwood, Franklin & more
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Serving Greater Nashville
Storm Guard Roofing & Construction of Nashville is one of the metro's most-reviewed exterior contractors — a 5.0-star rating across 825 verified Google reviews, BBB A+ accredited, with 20+ years of storm-restoration experience. Known for fast emergency response, start-to-finish insurance-claim handling, and clean, on-time installs, Storm Guard makes a stressful roof or siding project simple. Free, no-pressure inspections and workmanship warranties on every job. Serving all of Middle Tennessee.
(615) 988-9420 · stormguardrc.com/tn/nashville
Get a Free QuoteMost residential fences in Middle Tennessee run $20 to $45 per linear foot installed, depending on material and height. Chain-link is the most affordable, wood privacy fencing lands in the middle, and vinyl or aluminum/ornamental sits at the higher end. Gates, sloped or rocky yards, and taller privacy heights add to the total. The fastest way to a real number is to request free quotes from a few licensed Middle Tennessee fence companies below and compare by the linear foot.
For low maintenance and longevity in Middle Tennessee, vinyl and aluminum fences hold up best — they don't rot, warp, or need staining through Middle Tennessee's humid summers and wet winters. Cedar and pressure-treated wood are popular and attractive but need sealing every few years to reach their full lifespan. A local Fences contractor can walk your yard and recommend the material that fits your budget and upkeep tolerance.
In Middle Tennessee's clay soil, fence posts should be set roughly a third of their above-ground height deep — typically 24 to 36 inches — in concrete footings that reach below the frost line. Skimping on post depth is the number-one reason fences lean or heave after a winter here. When you compare quotes, ask each installer how deep they set posts and whether they concrete every post.
Many Middle Tennessee-area municipalities and HOAs have rules on fence height, setback from the property line, and which side the "good" (finished) face must face. Some require a permit, and building right on the line usually calls for a survey. A reputable Middle Tennessee fence contractor will know the local codes, help confirm your property line, and pull any permit needed before digging.
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