FAQ’s - Green Mountain Fence

Common Questions and Answers for Fence Installation

Do I need a permit to install a new fence?
- Permit requirements vary depending on city or county regulations. We will determine if you need a permit before starting your fence installation, and secure as necessary.
How do I determine my property lines?
- Property lines can usually be found on your property deed or a land survey. If you’re unsure, consider hiring a surveyor to avoid disputes with neighbors. We can help with this.
What fence materials are available?
- Common fence materials include wood, vinyl, aluminum, and chain link. Each material has its own advantages in terms of cost, durability, and maintenance.
How tall can my fence be?
- Fence height limits are usually regulated by local ordinances and homeowner associations. Typical heights range from 4 to 8 feet, depending on the type and location of the fence.
Do I need my neighbor’s permission to build a fence?
- You generally don’t need permission if the fence is on your property, but it’s a good idea to discuss your plans with neighbors, especially if the fence will be on or near the property line.

How long does it take to install a new fence?
- Installation time varies based on the type and length of the fence, site conditions, and weather. Most residential fences can be installed in one to three days.
How do I maintain my fence?
- Maintenance depends on the material. Wood fences may need staining or sealing, while vinyl and aluminum usually require only occasional cleaning with soap and water.
What should I do if my fence is damaged?
- Minor damage can often be repaired by replacing individual boards or sections. For major damage, we can help to determine if repair or replacement is needed.

How much does a new fence cost?
- Costs depend on material, height, length, and installation complexity.
Are there financing options for fence installation?
- We take multiple credit card options, check or cash

Will my fence affect my property value?
- A well-maintained fence can enhance privacy, security, and curb appeal, potentially increasing property value.
What about underground utilities?
- We will always call local utility locating service before digging to avoid damaging underground lines.

Connecticut areas served: Avon, Canton, Simsbury, West Hartford