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Residential and Commercial Fences Built Right in Indianapolis
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link and composite fences and gates for homes and businesses across Marion County and within 50 miles of Indianapolis. Free estimates.
- Free estimates
- Financing available
- Homes and businesses
Permits, easements and HOAs
The Fence Gets Planned Before It Gets Built
Every town in central Indiana sets its own fence rules, and many lots carry drainage and utility easements. HOAs add their own rules on top of the town's. Indiana law requires a call to Indiana 811 at least two full working days before digging, and property lines are marked by a licensed surveyor — which Above the Rest Fence does not do.
Check the town's rules
Every town sets its own fence heights and permit rules.
Check the HOA and easements
HOA rules and drainage easements apply on top of the town's.
Call 811
Indiana law requires two full working days' notice before digging.
Build the fence
Once the line, the rules and the utilities are clear, we build.
Residential
Fences for Homes
Commercial & Gates
Fencing for Businesses, Lots and Facilities
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Real Fences We Build
How It Works
From Estimate to Walk-Through
Free estimate
We look at the lot and the line.
Rules check
Town, HOA and easements.
Call 811 and schedule
Utilities marked, date set.
Build
The fence goes up.
Walk-through
We walk the line with you.
Anatomy of a Fence
How a Fence Comes Together
The post hole
A post set in its footing below the frost line. The Indiana Residential Code sets the frost depth at 30 inches in Marion County.
Posts
Posts line up along a string line. Property lines are marked by a licensed surveyor — not by us.
Rails
Rails slide in between the posts to frame the fence.
Panels or pickets
Pickets drop in from above to fill the frame.
The gate
The gate swings into place with hinges and latch, and the fence is complete.
Scroll through the steps to see the fence come together.
Built for Indiana winters
Posts Set Below the Frost Line
The Indiana Residential Code sets the frost depth for footings at 30 inches in Marion County and the counties around it. A post set below frost with drainage away from the concrete stays put through the freeze and thaw.
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Service Area
Fence Company for Indianapolis and 50 Miles Around
Marion County
Hamilton County
Hancock County
Boone County
Hendricks County
Johnson County
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