Our Service Area: Maury, Williamson & Marshall County

If you've been searching for a fence company near me Maury Williamson County, you're in the right spot. We're Middle TN Fence & Gate. We install fence, repair fence, and hang gates across Maury County, Williamson County, and Chapel Hill over in Marshall County. Pick the page for your town and you'll get the details that actually apply where you live.

The counties and cities we cover

In Maury County we work in Columbia, Spring Hill, Mt. Pleasant, Culleoka, Hampshire, and Santa Fe. In Williamson County we cover Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, Thompson's Station, and Fairview. Chapel Hill is in Marshall County, and we cover it too.

Each of those towns has its own page, because the job isn't the same everywhere. What the ground does when you dig it, what's already standing at the property line, what the town requires on paper, and whether a neighborhood association gets a say all shift from one address to the next. Start with your town and you'll skip the parts that don't apply to you.

Why the city you're in changes the answer

Rules change at the city line. Permit requirements, allowable heights, corner-lot sight triangles, setbacks from a right-of-way, whether the finished side has to face out, and how a pool fence gets treated can all vary by jurisdiction. Some towns want a permit pulled for a residential privacy fence and some don't.

HOA covenants are a separate layer from anything the city or county enforces, and they can be stricter. If your neighborhood has governing documents, read them before you settle on material, color, or style. Check the current code with your city or county building department too, because these rules get updated. We'll walk through both with you before anything gets ordered.

What we install and repair

Wood privacy, board fence, split rail, chain link, aluminum, vinyl, and welded wire or field fence for pasture work. Our fence installation services page walks through how each material holds up around here, through humid summers, wet winters, clay that swells and shrinks, and the odd ice storm that loads a fence line down.

Repair work is a big share of what we do. Leaning posts, rotted bottom rails, sections knocked flat by a fallen limb, gates that dragged all summer and won't latch. Our fence repair work covers all of it, whether or not we built the original fence. If a section is too far gone to patch, we'll say so and price the replacement alongside the repair.

Gates get extra attention, since a gate is the moving part and the posts carrying it do the hard work. Wide drive gates, walk gates, gates set on a slope. We handle commercial jobs too. Job site fencing, dumpster and equipment enclosures, chain link along a property line, and security fencing for businesses.

Not sure what you need yet

If you're not sure which material you want, that's normal, and it's worth sorting out before you start collecting quotes. What the fence is for usually settles it. Keeping a dog in the yard, blocking a sightline from the road, holding livestock off a road frontage, and marking a boundary are four different problems, and they don't take the same fence. Tell us what's bothering you about the property as it stands and we'll work backward to the material from there.

How we handle the work

When you call, you get the people who'll be on your property. Whoever quotes the job is out there digging the holes, so nothing gets promised in an estimate that the crew has to walk back later.

Rock is the thing that surprises people around here. One post hole goes easy and the next one hits stone before you get anywhere. A crew that's dug across Maury County and Williamson County knows to plan for that instead of finding out mid-job. Clay is the other one. It holds water and it moves with the seasons, so posts have to be set with that in mind.

We walk the property before we quote. Grade, drainage, tree roots, where the utilities run, and where your gates ought to go all change the layout, and none of it shows up over the phone.

Common questions

Do you charge for an estimate?

No. We come out, walk the line with you, talk through material and layout, and give you a written number. There's no cost for that and no obligation after.

Do I need a permit for my fence?

Depends entirely on where you are. Requirements differ between Columbia, Franklin, Brentwood, Nolensville, and the unincorporated parts of each county. Check with your city or county building department for the current rule at your address, and check your HOA documents separately if you're in a covenanted neighborhood. We'll help you sort out which office you need.

Can you repair a fence someone else built?

Yes, and we do it constantly. We'll look at what's there, tell you whether it's worth repairing or whether you're better off replacing a section, and price both if it's a close call.

Do you work on farm and pasture fencing?

We do. Field fence, welded wire, board fence, and cross fencing for livestock, plus drive gates sized for equipment. That's regular work for us out around Hampshire, Santa Fe, Culleoka, and Chapel Hill.

Ready to get started

Pick your town from the list above for the details specific to where you are, or skip straight to the phone. Call us at (629) 230-3689 and we'll set up a time to come walk the property, look at what you're working with, and get you a written number.