Greenfield is a city in Hancock County, east of Indianapolis on the corridor of towns that run out from the city. It is the county seat.
Greenfield's fence standards are in the city's Unified Development Ordinance — the UDO. That is the document the planning and building office works from, and it is where the permit, height and setback rules for your lot live. Rather than guess at a number that might not match your zoning, the right move is to call the city's planning and building office and ask what applies before you build. Above the Rest Fence builds and repairs fences for homes and businesses in Greenfield, and free estimates mean we look at the lot and check what the city needs before the first post goes in.
When you call Greenfield's planning and building office, ask three things: whether your lot needs a fence permit, what the height limits are for your yard, and whether the fence crosses a drainage or utility easement. The answers come from the UDO and the plat for your lot. See the fence rules for every town we serve for how Greenfield compares to the towns around it.
We build and repair fences for homes and businesses in Greenfield: wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, privacy, pool and commercial fences, plus gates and fence repair.
The same fence types work in Greenfield as anywhere else in the area. The difference is what the city's UDO allows on your lot — so check with the planning and building office before you pick the material and height.
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 city's rules.
Greenfield's fence standards are in the city's Unified Development Ordinance. The city's planning and building office can tell you what applies to your lot before you build, so ask them about a permit for your project.
Greenfield's fence standards are in the city's Unified Development Ordinance, and the city's planning and building office can tell you the height that applies to your lot. Ask them for the number before you plan the fence.
Greenfield's fence standards are in the city's Unified Development Ordinance. The planning and building office can tell you what applies to your lot, including any permit, height and setback rules.
If your lot is in a subdivision with an HOA, the HOA's rules apply on top of the city's. HOA approval is the homeowner's to get, so check with the HOA before the fence goes up.
Yes. Above the Rest Fence builds fences for homes and businesses in Greenfield. See the commercial fence page for yards, lots and perimeters.