Tyrone Fence Installation

Tyrone is a small town with a distinctly rural character for its location — fewer than ten thousand residents, town land that’s mostly low-density residential, and properties that often measure in acres rather than fractions of one. Fencing here is a different kind of project than a suburban backyard in Peachtree City or Fayetteville.

The lots along Sandy Creek Road, Shamrock Road Estates, and the Senoia Road corridor are heavily wooded, often sloped, and sometimes home to horses, chickens, or other animals. Wood privacy is the natural fit — board-on-board and shadow-box styles suit the wooded surroundings, and pressure-treated pine handles the Georgia heat and humidity with a 15-year rot-and-termite warranty backing it up. Posts are set in concrete to handle Fayette County’s clay, which swells and contracts noticeably across seasons.

For agricultural uses, we install farm fence and split-rail on the larger properties in the area. Those jobs tend to be longer perimeters across uneven ground, and we walk the full line before quoting so there are no surprises on the final bill.

Vinyl is a good fit for the sections of a Tyrone property closest to the house — cleaner look, no maintenance, and durable under the long south-metro summers. SolarShield UV coating keeps the panels from yellowing. Where the yard transitions to the back pasture or tree buffer, wood or farm fence typically takes over.

We’ll come out, read the terrain, and give you a written estimate before any decision is made. Call (770) 373-7081 for your free on-site Tyrone estimate — Saturdays included.