Privacy and Peace of Mind for Batesville Back Yards

Problems a Good Fence Solves

• No privacy: open sightlines from neighboring houses and the street
• Escaping pets and wandering kids: gaps, low spots and gates that do not latch
• Storm wear: leaning posts and missing boards from wind and saturated ground
• Tired curb appeal: a gray, patched fence that drags down the look of the house

Fence Systems We Install

Wood privacy fencing in board-on-board or shadowbox styles blocks views from every angle. Vinyl and composite systems give a clean, solid look with little upkeep. Where a full perimeter is not needed, freestanding privacy screens or a short section of fence beside a patio can block one problem view. We often combine these with plantings to soften long runs.

Gates That Work Every Day

Most fence complaints are really gate complaints. We size gate posts heavier than line posts, add anti-sag hardware and choose self-closing hinges and latches for pet and pool areas. Double gates for mowers and trailers and walk gates with keyed locks are common add-ons.

Laying Out the Fence Line

Before any posts go in, we walk the yard with you and mark the route. We look at where the fence should stop short of easements and drainage swales, how mowers and trailers will get through, and whether a low corner of the yard needs a kickboard or gravel to keep pets from digging under. Utility lines are located before digging, and we work from your survey or property pins rather than guessing at the boundary.

What Maintenance to Expect

Wood needs a sealer or stain every few years and occasional board replacement. Vinyl and composite need a wash with mild soap to remove mildew. All fences benefit from keeping vines and shrubs off the boards. For a broader overview of materials, see our Mississippi fencing guide; if you are planning a patio inside the new fence, our Batesville decks and outdoor living page can help. We serve the rest of Panola County too.

Common Questions