Backyard, pool and privacy fences for Buford homes, on both the Hall County and Gwinnett County side of town.
Buford straddles the Hall and Gwinnett county line, and the area around it includes the City of Buford plus unincorporated neighborhoods in both counties. That means three possible sets of fence rules depending on your parcel. Your tax bill or the county parcel map tells you which applies. We check it before quoting.
Most of the work here is in swim-and-tennis subdivisions with an HOA: 6 foot privacy fences around back yards, aluminum around pools, and replacements of builder-grade fences that are 15 to 20 years old. Near Lake Lanier, the same lake lot rules apply as anywhere on the lake: the fence stops at your property line, not the Corps of Engineers shoreline.
Yes. We work on both sides of the county line and check the rules for whichever jurisdiction your parcel is in.
No. Many HOAs require it. Board-on-board fences look finished on both sides, which avoids the issue entirely.
