Towns We Serve Across the St. Louis Metro

Larger lots, mature landscaping and active HOA review boards. Most projects here are aluminum pool enclosures and vinyl privacy runs that need approval before they go in.

Ballwin, Chesterfield, Des Peres, Ellisville, Kirkwood, Ladue, Manchester, Wildwood, Eureka

Older inner-ring neighborhoods with tighter lots and shorter runs, where matching the character of the street matters as much as the fence itself.

Brentwood, Creve Coeur, University City

A mix of postwar subdivisions and newer commercial frontage. Replacement work and light commercial perimeter fence are both common here.

Florissant, Hazelwood, Maryland Heights

Established postwar subdivisions with tight lot lines and aging fences. A lot of the work is replacement along an existing property line.

Fenton, Mehlville, Oakville

Newer construction and open subdivisions, where curb appeal and builder-grade fence replacement come up first.

St. Charles, O’Fallon, Wentzville, Cottleville

Rockier and more variable digging than the rest of the metro, with more acreage. This is where hard digging conditions actually show up, and we do not add surprise hard hole charges when they do.

Arnold, Barnhart, Byrnes Mill, Cedar Hill, De Soto, Festus, High Ridge, House Springs, Imperial

Further south and more rural, with longer property lines and more post and rail than privacy fence.

Farmington, Bonne Terre, Park Hills, Desloge

Small-town and rural properties west of the metro, where fence lines run long and site access matters more than screening.

Pacific, Union, Saint Clair