Serving Atlanta, GA

Professional Fence
Installation in Atlanta, GA

Residential and commercial fencing in Atlanta, GA, including wood, aluminum, vinyl, chain-link, ornamental steel, composite, pool fencing, and custom gates.

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Same Day Fence Company provides residential and commercial Atlanta fence installation for homes, businesses, multifamily properties, and managed sites throughout the city. We install wood privacy, aluminum, vinyl, chain-link, ornamental steel, composite, and pool fencing, along with custom gates. Recommendations are based on the property’s layout, intended use, access, maintenance preferences, and budget.

Before installation, we review the proposed fence line, gate locations, grade, property access, utility-locate requirements, materials, and any old-fence removal included in the project. This planning helps the finished fence support privacy, pet containment, pool safety, access control, or curb appeal while fitting the site.

Properties inside Atlanta city limits follow City of Atlanta permitting and zoning requirements. New and replacement fences must go through the City’s fence-permit process. In a required front yard, a fence is limited to four feet and must be at least 50% open; side- and rear-yard fences are limited to six feet. Properties in a historic or landmark district also require a Certificate of Appropriateness. HOA rules may impose additional requirements for height, material, color, style, or placement.

Fence Installation Types We Offer

Premium fencing solutions for homes and businesses in Atlanta, GA built for durability, privacy, and long-term value.

Wood Privacy Fencing

Dog-ear, shadowbox, and board-on-board styles designed for privacy, durability, and natural curb appeal.

Aluminum Fencing

Elegant, rust-resistant fencing ideal for pools, front yards, and HOA-compliant properties.

Chain Link Fencing

Affordable and durable galvanized or vinyl-coated fencing for residential and commercial security.

Ornamental Steel Fencing

Strong and decorative steel fencing that provides maximum security with a modern, upscale look.

Composite Fencing

Low-maintenance, eco-friendly fencing that combines the look of wood with long-lasting durability.

Commercial Fencing

Heavy-duty fencing solutions including drive gates, cantilever systems, and security fencing for businesses and large properties.
Local details

Service area details

County / jurisdiction

Atlanta extends across Fulton and DeKalb counties. Properties inside the municipal boundary follow City of Atlanta zoning and permitting requirements, but an Atlanta mailing address alone does not confirm the governing jurisdiction. Verify the parcel before applying city, county, historic-district, or HOA requirements.

Fulton County DeKalb County City of Atlanta

Not sure which office applies? Share your address (or nearest cross-street) and we’ll help identify the correct jurisdiction for permitting and zoning questions.

Neighborhoods & ZIP codes

Neighborhoods: Midtown, Buckhead, West Midtown, Virginia-Highland, Old Fourth Ward, Grant Park, Inman Park, East Atlanta Village, Kirkwood, Candler Park, Capitol View, West End, Morningside-Lenox Park, Ansley Park, and Cascade Heights.

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Permits & HOA

Fence permits and HOA approvals in Atlanta

The City of Atlanta directs new and replacement fence projects through the Office of Buildings permit process. For a fence that does not affect trees, applications go through the Express Permits Division. Electronic applications use the standard residential or commercial submission workflow. Properties in historic or landmark districts also need a Certificate of Appropriateness.

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    Fence permit
    Apply through the City of Atlanta Office of Buildings before constructing a new fence or replacing an existing one. If the project affects trees or includes other regulated work, confirm which additional reviews are required.
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    Height and openness
    A fence in the required front yard may be no higher than 4 feet and must be at least 50% open. Side- and rear-yard fences may be up to 6 feet. A taller fence requires City zoning approval.
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    Historic district and HOA
    A property in a historic or landmark district needs a Certificate of Appropriateness in addition to its building permit. HOA architectural approval may also be required and can impose separate restrictions.

Official resources: City of Atlanta Fence Permits  |  Historic and Landmark District Requirements

What to Check?

Rules to Verify Before Installing a Fence in Atlantaa

  • Confirm that the property is within City of Atlanta limits
  • Obtain the applicable fence permit before construction
  • Keep required-front-yard fencing at 4 feet or lower and at least 50% open
  • Keep side- and rear-yard fencing at 6 feet or lower unless zoning approval is obtained
  • Check whether the property is in a historic or landmark district
  • Use a current survey to identify boundaries, recorded easements, and rights-of-way
  • Confirm visibility requirements for corner lots and driveways
  • Confirm pool-barrier requirements when enclosing a swimming pool.
  • Determine whether trees will be affected by the proposed fence line
  • Obtain written HOA approval when the property is governed by an HOA.
Process

Typical installation timeline

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Quote & fence planWe measure, confirm scope, and provide a written estimate.
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HOA / permit supportIf required, we help prepare a simple plan/spec for review.
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Utility locate (811)Locate is completed before digging starts.
4
InstallationClean layout, solid post setting, and durable build.
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Final walkthroughWe check gates, latches, alignment, and cleanup.

Most residential installs are completed in 1–3 days once materials are ready and approvals are complete.

Pricing

Pricing factors

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    Fence material and height
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    Total linear footage
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    Number and size of gates
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    Terrain/grade and access
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    Removal/haul-off of old fence
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    Post-setting conditions (roots, rock, tight access, etc.)

    For accurate pricing, request a quote and we’ll measure and provide a written estimate.

FAQs

Fence FAQs for Atlanta, GA

Do I need a fence permit in Atlanta, GA?
Yes. Within City of Atlanta limits, new and replacement fence projects go through the Office of Buildings permit process. A project affecting trees or involving other regulated work may require additional review.
How tall can my fence be in Atlanta?
A fence within the required front yard may be no higher than 4 feet and must be at least 50% open. Side- and rear-yard fences may be up to 6 feet. A taller fence requires City zoning approval.
Can chain-link fencing be installed in an Atlanta front yard?
Yes. The City lists chain link as an acceptable open-fence example in a required front yard, provided the fence is no taller than 4 feet and remains at least 50% open. Historic-district or HOA rules may be stricter.
Can a fence be installed on the property line in Atlanta?
Only when the surveyed boundary and all applicable restrictions allow it. Use a current boundary survey to locate the legal property line and recorded easements, then confirm right-of-way, visibility, zoning-district, historic-district, and HOA requirements. Keep every post and concrete footing on your property; a small inset can also simplify future maintenance.
Does a property in an Atlanta historic district need additional approval?
Yes. Fence installation on a property in a historic or landmark district requires a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Urban Design Commission or Office of Design staff, in addition to the building permit.
Do I need HOA approval?
If the property is governed by an HOA, review its architectural guidelines and obtain written approval before ordering materials or scheduling installation. HOA requirements may regulate fence height, material, color, style, and placement.
How long does a fence installation take?
Most residential installations take 1–3 days after materials, permits, and other required approvals are ready. Larger projects, difficult access, extensive removal, or complex gates can require additional time.
Do you remove old fences?
Yes. Existing-fence removal and haul-off can be included in the written estimate, together with cleanup and preparation of the new fence line.
Do you offer staining or sealing?
Yes. Staining or sealing can be added for qualifying wood fences. Recommended timing depends on the wood type, treatment, and moisture level.
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