Fences and gates for mountain lots, cabins, vineyards and farms around Dahlonega and Lumpkin County.
Dahlonega sits at the edge of the North Georgia mountains, and the ground shows it. Post holes hit rock, lots are steep, and many driveways climb hard from the road. Rock means some holes need a rock bar, a heavier auger or a rock drill, and that should be in the quote up front. Steep ground means rackable aluminum, racked wood or stepped panels instead of standard sections.
Deer pressure is heavy in Lumpkin County. Gardens, orchards and small vineyards need tall fencing, usually 7 to 8 feet of welded wire or woven wire, to keep deer out. Standard 4 to 6 foot fences only slow them down.
Dahlonega and unincorporated Lumpkin County set their own fence rules, separate from Hall County. We check them for your parcel before quoting.
It can. Holes that hit rock take more time and equipment. We walk the line and probe the ground before quoting so it is in the price, not a surprise.
A slide gate usually works better than a swing gate when the driveway climbs from the road, because a swing gate needs level ground to open into.
