Charleston County · 29464, 29466, 29429
Mount Pleasant is where most of our fencing work is, and most of it is residential: back-garden privacy fences in the older neighbourhoods off Coleman Boulevard, and longer runs on the larger lots out towards Park West and Carolina Park.
Most common here: Wood privacy fencing, aluminium ornamental around pools, and deck and porch work.
A large share of Mount Pleasant housing sits inside a planned community or an HOA, and those often set the height, the material and sometimes which way the finished face has to point. Check yours before you settle on a design — it is far cheaper than moving a finished fence.
Sandy soil in one street and heavy clay two streets over changes how posts are set and how deep they need to go. We look at this on the site visit rather than guessing from the map.
Closer to the water, hardware corrodes faster. It is usually worth spending the difference on fixings and hinges rather than on the boards.
Tell us the property and what you have in mind. We draw the fence line on satellite imagery of your lot, which gives an itemised quote with real footage rather than a guess over the phone. Then we visit before anything is confirmed, because the things that change a price — ground, access, slope, what is actually on the boundary — are not visible from above.
Quotes are free and there is no obligation.
