Farm, pasture and residential fencing in and around Clermont in North Hall County.
Clermont is a small town on US-129 in North Hall, surrounded by farmland, poultry operations, pasture and homes on large wooded lots. Most fence work here is practical: keeping animals in, keeping deer out of gardens, and marking long property lines without spending privacy-fence money on every foot.
Inside the Town of Clermont limits, the town's code applies. Outside it, Hall County's development code does, which allows up to 7 feet in side and rear yards and 6 feet next to a street, without a building permit when you stay within the rules. We check which side of the line your parcel is on.
Deer can clear a 6 foot fence, so garden deer fence is usually 7 to 8 feet. Check local height limits first, since Hall County caps most fences at 7 feet in side and rear yards.
Yes. We tear out old wire and posts and rebuild with new braced corners, either as barbed wire for cattle or as woven wire for other livestock.
