Serving Brookhaven, GA

Professional Fence
Installation in Brookhaven, GA

Transform your property with premium fencing solutions. Fast estimates, clean installs, and reliable repairs for homes and businesses in Brookhaven.

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Your Trusted Brookhaven Fence Company

Same Day Fence Company installs, replaces, and repairs fences across Brookhaven, GA from wood privacy fences and decorative pickets to chain link, aluminum, farm/deer fencing, and custom gates.

Expect clean layout, solid post setting, and a finished fence built for long-term durability in Georgia weather.

Fence Installation Types We Offer

Premium fencing solutions for homes and businesses in Brookhaven, 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

Brookhaven is a city in DeKalb County. Because rules can vary by address (city limits vs. unincorporated areas), it’s important to confirm where your property falls.

DeKalb County

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: Brookhaven Village area, Dresden Drive corridor, Ashford Park, Brookhaven Fields, Lynwood Park, Historic Brookhaven, Oglethorpe University area, Peachtree Road corridor, Buford Highway corridor.

30319 30341
Permits & HOA

Fence permits and HOA approvals in Brookhaven

Fence requirements are typically tied to zoning compliance — things like height, placement, visibility on corner lots, and staying out of rights-of-way and easements.

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    Permits (when required)
    Some projects may require review depending on scope (height, materials, electrified/security fencing, retaining wall tie-ins, etc.).
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    Even without a permit
    Zoning rules still apply, and fences can get flagged for front-yard restrictions, corner-lot visibility, or placement inside an easement/right-of-way.
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    HOA approvals
    If you’re in an HOA, architectural approval may be required before installing — even if the city/county doesn’t require a permit.

Official resource: City of Brookhaven Building Permits

What to Check?

Rules to verify before installing your fence in Brookhaven

  • Maximum fence height by yard (front vs. side/rear)
  • Corner-lot street yard rules & visibility/sight-distance requirements
  • Setbacks from rights-of-way, sidewalks, and recorded easements
  • Material or style restrictions for street-facing yards
  • Pool barrier requirements (self-closing gates, latch placement)
  • Restrictions on barbed wire, razor wire, or electrified fencing
  • Retaining walls, drainage, or major grade changes (may trigger review)
  • Right-of-way and recorded easement checks
Process

Typical installation timeline

1
Quote & fence planWe measure, confirm scope, and provide a written estimate.
2
HOA / permit supportIf required, we help prepare a simple plan/spec for review.
3
Utility locate (811)Locate is completed before digging starts.
4
InstallationClean layout, solid post setting, and durable build.
5
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 Brookhaven, GA

Do I need a fence permit in Brookhaven, GA?
Some projects may require review depending on scope. Even when a permit isn’t required, zoning rules still apply. Share your address and fence details and we’ll help you prepare a simple plan/spec to submit (if needed).
How tall can my fence be?
Limits vary by yard (front vs. side/rear), zoning district, and corner-lot rules. We help confirm the applicable rule for your address before installation.
Can I install chain link in the front yard?
Some jurisdictions restrict chain link in street-facing yards. If front-yard chain link is important, we can discuss alternatives (black vinyl-coated chain link, ornamental aluminum, etc.) and confirm what’s allowed.
Where should the fence go — on the property line or inside it?
Many homeowners install just inside the property line to reduce boundary disputes. Use a survey/plat and avoid easements. If you don’t have a survey, consider hiring a surveyor before installation.
Do I need HOA approval?
If you’re in an HOA, architectural approval is often required before building. We can provide a spec sheet and a basic drawing to support your HOA submission.
How long does a fence installation take?
Most residential installs take 1–3 days after materials and approvals are ready. If permitting is required, that may add time.
Do you remove old fences?
Yes. Removal and haul-off can be included in your quote, along with cleanup and preparation for the new fence line
Do you offer staining or sealing?
Yes. We offer staining/sealing options for wood fences. Timing depends on the wood type and moisture level. You can ask us what’s best for your project.
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