Cedar, vinyl, aluminum and chain link — measured, permitted and built by our own crews. No subcontractors, no change orders, no surprise line items.
Every quote is a fixed price with materials, post setting, gate hardware, permit fees and haul-away already in it. Ranges reflect standard residential runs on level ground.
Western red cedar, dog-ear or flat-top, 6 ft. Naturally rot-resistant and the most requested fence in Franklin County.
Never needs staining, never rots. Certified-grade panels with a lifetime manufacturer warranty against cracking and yellowing.
Powder-coated, self-closing pool gates available, and the style most HOAs approve without a variance.
Galvanized or black vinyl-coated. The budget option for dog runs, back property lines and rental properties.
Kiln-dried cedar or thermally modified ash in a modern horizontal run. Our most photographed build, and our best seller in New Albany.
Capped composite boards with hidden fasteners and steel cable railing. Includes footings, framing and stair runs.
Most contractors make you book an appointment to hear a number. Move the sliders and get ours in ten seconds — then we confirm it on site, in writing.
About $46 – $64 per linear foot, all in.
Demo numbers for illustration only. A real estimator would use the contractor's own material and labor rates, and the result would be emailed to them as a lead.
Licensed stock photography on this demo — on the live site these are your own job photos, tagged by town and fence type so each one earns a local search term.
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Illustrative pair, not one yard — on a live site these two frames are shot from the same spot before and after the crew leaves.
We walk the line with you, pull your plat to confirm setbacks and easements, and mark the layout in paint. About 30 minutes. No sales pitch.
Emailed within 24 hours, itemized by run, gate and post count. It is the price you pay — we eat the difference if we hit rock or a buried stump.
We file the 811 utility locate, pull the city permit, set posts 36 in deep in concrete below the frost line, and haul off the old fence the same day.
Crews run out of one yard, so we stay tight to the metro. If your town is not listed, call — we will tell you straight whether we can get there.
Permit requirements differ by municipality — Dublin and Upper Arlington both require an approved application before a post goes in the ground. We file it for you, and the fee is already in your quote.
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Three quotes, and Ironwood was the only one who actually pulled our plat before pricing it. Turned out we owned six feet more than we thought.
They hit limestone on the back run and ate the extra hours exactly like they said they would. The quote was the invoice, to the dollar.
Handled the whole HOA submission for us. We signed one form. Fence went up two weeks later and the gates still swing true a year on.
In most Central Ohio municipalities, yes — anything over 4 ft, and in some towns any fence at all. Dublin, Upper Arlington, Worthington and Westerville all require an approved application with a site plan. We prepare and file it, and the fee is already inside your quote.
We pull your recorded plat from the county auditor and locate the pins. If the pins are missing or the line is disputed with a neighbor, we will tell you before we quote — that is a job for a licensed surveyor, and we would rather you spend $500 there than $6,000 moving a fence later.
Western red cedar runs 15–20 years in this climate if you seal it in year one and re-coat every 3–4 years. Left bare it silvers within two seasons and you will see the first rot at the posts around year 12. Vinyl and aluminum sidestep the maintenance entirely, which is why they cost more up front.
Convention in Franklin County is the finished side faces out, posts and rails face in. Some HOA covenants require it. If you and your neighbor are splitting the cost we can build a good-neighbor panel that looks identical from both yards, which runs about 12% more.
Two ways. Racked, where the panel follows the ground in a smooth parallelogram and leaves no gaps — works up to about a 15% grade. Or stepped, where each panel stays level and steps down, which looks sharper but leaves triangular gaps at the bottom. We will show you both on site and tell you which your yard actually wants.
Yes. Send us your covenant documents and we will put together the submission packet — elevation drawings, material spec sheets, stain color and the site plan. You sign one form. We have been through the process with most of the large New Albany and Powell associations.
Takes about a minute. We will call within one business day to set up the on-site measure.
Rather talk? (614) 555-0148 — Mon–Fri 7am–6pm, Sat 8am–2pm.
On the live site your request would be in the office inbox already, with a text to the owner's cell. Someone calls within one business day to book the measure.
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