First fences for new-construction homes, built to HOA standards, plus repairs and gates around Hoschton.
Hoschton has grown fast, and much of the fence work here is the first fence on a newly built home. New-construction yards come with their own problems: fill dirt that hasn't fully settled, graded swales that carry storm water across the back yard, and sprinkler lines everywhere. We look at the drainage path before setting the fence line, because a fence across a swale with no gap at the bottom turns into a dam in the first heavy rain.
Large communities around Hoschton, such as Reunion, have architectural review for fences. Height, style, color and sometimes the exact placement relative to the back corner of the house are set by the HOA. Submit for approval first. We can provide the drawing and specs.
As soon as your HOA approves it. If the yard was just graded, tell us, because loose fill around posts needs extra attention to keep the fence from leaning.
Georgia 811 marks public utilities only. Sprinkler lines are private, so show us the irrigation layout or the heads and we will plan post holes around them.
