Brownsburg is a town in Hendricks County with a 2020 Census population of 28,973, and it grew by more than a third between 2010 and 2020. About three in four homes are owner-occupied.
Because Brownsburg grew so fast, most fence work here is one of two things: a first fence on a newer lot, or replacing the builder-grade fence that went in fifteen or twenty years ago. The first job is about picking the right material for a yard that has never had one, and the second is about reading the old fence for whether it is done or just needs a repair. Above the Rest Fence builds fences for homes and businesses in Brownsburg, and free estimates mean we look at the old fence and the lot first.
The signs a fence is done are plain: rot at the ground line where the post meets the dirt, posts that lean, and gates that will not latch. When those show up across the run and not just in one spot, the fence is near the end. See fence repair for whether a fix is enough, and ask about removal and haul-away of the old fence when it is not.
People who had a wood fence often move to vinyl or composite the second time, because both cut the staining and sealing that wood needs every few years. Some homeowners stay with wood for the look and accept the upkeep. The right pick depends on what the yard has to do and how much maintenance you want to take on.
Brownsburg's fence and wall standards are in the town's Unified Development Ordinance. Brownsburg Development Services can tell you what applies to your lot before you build, so call them for the permit and height that apply to your project. See the fence rules for every town we serve.
Brownsburg has commercial property alongside its residential growth, and the same company fences both. See commercial fence for yards, lots and perimeters.
Call 811. Indiana law requires notice to Indiana 811 at least two full working days before digging.
Property lines. We do not survey — a licensed professional surveyor marks property lines in Indiana.
HOA approval. HOA approval is the homeowner's to get, on top of the town's rules.
Brownsburg's fence and wall standards are in the town's Unified Development Ordinance. Brownsburg Development Services can tell you what applies to your lot before you build, so ask them about a permit for your project.
Brownsburg's fence and wall standards are in the town's Unified Development Ordinance, and Brownsburg Development Services can tell you the height that applies to your lot before you build. Ask them for the number.
Rot at the ground line, posts that lean, and gates that will not latch are the usual signs. If those are widespread, the fence is near the end. See the fence repair page for whether a fix is enough.
Many homeowners who had wood move to vinyl or composite the second time, because both cut the upkeep. See the vinyl, composite and wood pages to compare.
Yes. The same company fences homes and businesses in Brownsburg. See the commercial fence page for yards, lots and perimeters.