Tell us what you need and we will connect you with an insured fence contractor who works in Overland Park and across Johnson County. They call, walk the fence line and put the quote in writing.
We are a lead referral service, not a contractor. Free, no-obligation quotes.
Each is quoted in writing after the fence line has been walked.
Cedar, pressure-treated pine and privacy panel installation.
White and coloured vinyl privacy, semi-privacy and picket.
Galvanised and vinyl-coated chain link for yards, pools and commercial.
Ornamental aluminum and steel for pool code, front yards and property lines.
Post replacement, storm damage and re-tensioning.
Most fence problems start at the posts. Post depth, concrete, spacing and gate hardware decide whether a fence stays straight; the panels decide how it looks.
Overland Park's development code (section 18.390.140) allows fences up to 8 feet above average grade, but not in front yards, where only a decorative entry fence of 3 feet or less, within 12 feet of the front of the house, is allowed. A fence on a side lot line must stay 15 feet from a local or collector street, nothing may go in a platted landscape easement, and the finished side faces out. A permit is needed for a new fence, an extension, or replacing half or more of an existing fence's length.
Call or send the form with a line about the fence. Photos of the yard help.
An insured fence contractor who works locally calls back, usually the same day, to ask about the job.
They measure the run in person and write down the scope, materials and warranty before any work is agreed.
You owe nothing. Compare it with other quotes and choose the one you trust.
Tell us about the fence and an insured fence contractor who works in Overland Park will contact you to walk the line. Fences are priced after the run has been measured, so the quote follows that visit.