Fence Builders Inc
- Installs fences
- Wood fences
- Vinyl fences
Winston-Salem's fence trade is built around a few established names and a long tail of businesses with one or two reviews, and 18 are on the page for fence contractors in North Carolina's Winston-Salem area. Thirteen sit in Forsyth County. The rest are in Davidson County, Davie County and Stokes County, including shops based in Advance, Pfafftown and King. Beyond the city, businesses here work in Lewisville, Clemmons, King, High Point, Lexington and Greensboro.
Fence Builders Inc, rated 4.8 from 195 reviews, has installed fences in Winston-Salem, Greensboro and across the Piedmont Triad since 1955, in wood, vinyl, ornamental steel and aluminum, and chain link for homes and businesses. Piedmont Fence, Inc., rated 4.2 from 49 reviews, has worked in the area since 1980 from an office on South Village Drive and is a fully licensed general contractor installing for homes, businesses and industrial facilities. Athena's Fence LLC, rated 4.7 from 86 reviews, has built fences in Winston-Salem, Lewisville and Clemmons since 2010, in wood, vinyl, chain-link, aluminum and steel, with privacy and semi-privacy styles as well as decorative ones. Its wood fences are built for privacy and security, and its vinyl needs no painting or staining. Both residential and commercial properties are part of its work, including repairs.
Arcadia Fence, Inc., rated 4.5 from 18 reviews, installs and repairs fences in Winston-Salem across wood in privacy, picket, shadow-board and post and rail styles, galvanized and vinyl-coated chain link in 4, 5 and 6 foot heights, vinyl PVC and powder-coated ornamental aluminum. Pool fences and gates are part of its range as well. Stand Strong Fencing Greater Winston Salem, rated 4.9 from 81 reviews, builds for residential and commercial clients, with 79 five-star reviews and 2 at one star.
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DanDale Fence, rated 4.8 from 19 reviews, is a veteran-owned company that installs fences across Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina, so a Winston-Salem buyer should check that it covers their address. It builds vinyl, wood, aluminum and chain link fences for homes and businesses, including pool fences, and takes care of HOA approval and permitting.
Work on the metal side is specialized. Swaim Ornamental Iron Works, Inc., rated 4.6 from 19 reviews, has made custom wrought iron railings in Winston-Salem since 1950 and also fabricates aluminum railings, spiral stairs, fences, gates and balconies. A Fast Fence LLC, rated 5.0 from 4 reviews, is a family-operated temporary fence contractor that has served the construction industry for over 12 years, with temporary chain link, panel fencing, gates and windscreen for dust control.
West of the city, NC Custom Sheds & Fences in Davidson County, rated 5.0 from 27 reviews, builds custom sheds, metal buildings, carports and greenhouses and also installs and repairs fences in Winston-Salem, High Point and Lexington, including posts, gates and hinges. Kernersville, High Point, Lexington, Greensboro and Asheboro have their own pages for properties outside the city.
The City Inspections Division requires a building permit only for fences over six feet, and its Inspections Division does not enforce HOA rules. DanDale Fence takes care of HOA approval and permitting as part of its fence work.
Fence Builders Inc, Piedmont Fence, Inc. and Arcadia Fence, Inc. all install pool fences. DanDale Fence builds pool fences too, in vinyl, wood, aluminum and chain link.
Swaim Ornamental Iron Works, Inc. has fabricated custom wrought iron since 1950. Fence Builders Inc builds ornamental steel and aluminum fences, and Athena's Fence LLC installs aluminum and steel fencing for residential and commercial properties.
Athena's Fence LLC has built fences in Winston-Salem, Lewisville and Clemmons since 2010. NC Custom Sheds & Fences installs and repairs fences in Winston-Salem, High Point and Lexington from its base in Davidson County.
A Fast Fence LLC is a temporary fence contractor serving the construction industry, with temporary chain link fencing, panel fencing, gates and windscreen. It works across North Carolina, northern South Carolina and southern Virginia.