Fence Installation · Greater Lansing, MI
Residential fence installation in Greater Lansing
Fences are simple to look at and easy to install badly. We set posts to the right depth, keep the run true to your property line, and finish the job with the details that make the fence last — not just pass inspection.
Who this is for
Homeowners looking for privacy, pool or pet enclosure, property-line definition, or a fence replacement for one that's leaning, rotting, or missing sections.
What's included
- Site walk and layout marked to your property lines
- Post holes dug to proper depth for Michigan frost
- Concrete-set or gravel-packed posts as appropriate
- Panel or picket installation, gates, and hardware
- Old fence removal and haul-off (when replacing)
Problems we solve
- Existing fence is leaning, rotting, or falling apart
- Need real privacy from a close neighbor or busy street
- Pool or pet enclosure that meets local requirements
- Property line unclear or has never had a proper fence
- Storm damage that needs section replacement
Pricing factors
Every job is different — here's what actually drives the number:
- Total linear footage of fence
- Fence material — wood, vinyl, aluminum, or chain-link
- Fence height (typically 4', 5', or 6')
- Number of gates and gate style
- Terrain — flat runs are simpler than sloped or root-filled lines
- Whether an old fence needs removal and disposal
Estimate & project process
- 1
Send us the details
Approximate footage, material preference, and where the fence is going.
- 2
On-site walk & written estimate
We walk the line, check for utilities, and give a clear price.
- 3
Install & clean up
Utility locates, posts, panels, gates, and full haul-off of any old fencing.
Real project gallery
Real completed-project photos will appear here as jobs are documented.
Frequently asked
Do you pull permits for fences?+
Requirements vary by municipality. Where a fence permit is required in your city, we handle the paperwork as part of the job.
How deep do you set fence posts?+
Below frost line for Michigan — typically 36–42 inches — and set with concrete or well-tamped gravel depending on the fence type and soil.
Do you handle utility locates?+
Yes. We call in Miss Dig before any digging, and we don't set a post until locates are marked.
Can you replace just a section of my existing fence?+
Often, yes — if the rest of the fence is sound and we can source matching material. We'll be honest if a full replacement is the smarter spend.
Ready when you are
Have a project in mind?
Tell us what you're considering and we'll help you figure out the next step.