Nashville Fence Company

Wood Fences IN NASHVILLE

On most city lots, wood privacy fencing is the answer, and for good reason: neighbors are close, and a well built privacy fence ensures the family feels safe. We stick build every wood fence on site rather than installing prefabricated panels, which matters even more in the city, where lot lines are rarely straight and the ground is rarely flat.

Aluminum Fences IN NASHVILLE

For pools, view lots, and larger properties, powder coated aluminum is the better tool: it secures the space without walling off the sightline, and it shrugs off weather without the upkeep wood asks for.

Franklin Based Builder

Because the way we build travels well, and Franklin is a short drive down the interstate. Our crews are in Davidson County constantly, and every Nashville project gets the same process a Franklin project does: an on site walkthrough, an honest conversation about materials, a detailed itemized quote, and a foreman inspection against our Installation Inspection Checklist before we call the fence finished.

Property Lines

Carefully, because in the city, inches are the whole conversation. We set fences 4-6 inches inside your property line, so your fence is unambiguously yours. If you have a survey, we'll work from it; if your property pins are findable, we locate them before we plan the line. And before anyone digs, utilities are marked through Tennessee 811. A fence dispute with a neighbor is the most expensive thing a cheap fence company can sell you, and it's one we've built our process to prevent.

Green Hills & Belle Meade

Yes, both are core service areas for us, not edge cases. The homes there tend to call for a higher standard of fence: cedar builds, estate aluminum, and gates that match the fence they belong to. That's the work we like most. We also build custom gates as part of many Nashville fence projects, fabricated to pair with the fence rather than ordered from a catalog.

Fence Cost in 2026

Five things drive the price of every fence we quote: total linear footage, material (pine, cedar, or aluminum), the number and size of gates, terrain (slope and rock), and whether an old fence has to come out first. Everything else is detail. Because we quote itemized, you'll see each of these as its own line rather than a single mystery number, and you can adjust any of them before you commit.

One cost worth calling out because other companies handle it poorly: rock. Middle Tennessee ground has it, and we plan for it. Rock fees are rarely charged on a Heron project; the only exception is a large boulder or excessively rock heavy situation, and we discuss it with you before work continues, never after.