Residential Fencing
Privacy, pet containment, pool enclosure, and property line fence for homes, walked and quoted to the survey line.
Local Fence Installation
A fence set straight, set deep, and finished clean
High Country Fencing of Illinois builds wood, vinyl, chain link, and ornamental metal fence for homes and businesses. Every job starts with a walk of the property line and a written price before a post hole is dug.
- On-Time Service
- Clear Written Quotes
- Local and Trusted
- Easy Scheduling
- Upfront Communication
Fencing Services
Residential and commercial fence, repairs, and gates, built in the material that suits the property and the way it gets used.
Commercial Fencing
Perimeter fence, yard enclosures, dumpster screens, and access gates for businesses, built to take daily traffic.
Fence Repairs
Leaning posts, sagging gates, storm damaged sections, and rotted boards put back right, with an honest read on whether a repair will hold.
Wood Fencing
Privacy, picket, split rail, shadowbox, and board on board built from pressure treated pine or cedar, stainable to match the house.
Vinyl Fencing
Privacy, picket, ranch rail, and semi private vinyl that resists rot, insects, and weather, and washes clean with a hose.
Metal and Chain Link
Chain link, steel, aluminum, and wrought iron for security, enclosure, and ornamental work, in galvanized or coated finishes.
About High Country Fencing of Illinois
High Country Fence is a New Lenox fence crew that treats the layout as the job. Posts are set on a line that matches the survey, depth is set for the soil we actually hit, and gates are hung so they still swing true after a wet season. Wind, driving rain, and long humid stretches are hard on a fence here, which is why we talk material before we talk price. We walk the property line with you before anything is ordered and put the material, height, gate count, and price in writing before a crew is scheduled.
- The Line Comes FirstWe walk the property line with you before anything is ordered, so the fence lands where it belongs and not a foot into a neighbor's grass.
- Written Before It Is DugYou get the material, the height, the gate count, and the price in writing. The number you approve is the number on the invoice.
- Built for Wind and WetPost depth, concrete, and hardware are chosen for driving rain and humid soil rather than for a catalog default, because that is what decides whether a run stays straight.
How a Fence Gets Built
- 1
Walk the Property
We measure the run, check the line, and note gates, slopes, and utilities.
- 2
Choose the Material
We talk through wood, vinyl, and metal for how the fence will be used.
- 3
Put It in Writing
You get a written scope and price before anything is ordered.
- 4
Build and Walk It
The crew sets posts, hangs gates, cleans up, and walks the finished run with you.
What We Stand For
Straight Lines
A fence is judged from the street, and the street sees the line. We string it, check it, and reset a post rather than let a run wander.
Honest Reads
When a repair will hold we say so, and when a material is wrong for the exposure we say that too. A short quote today beats a callback next season.
Clean Departures
Spoil is hauled off, offcuts are picked up, and the gate is swung and latched with you standing there before the trailer leaves the drive.
Kept Schedules
You get the start day and the finish day when you approve the work, and a call from us if weather moves either one. A crew that shows up when it said it would is half the job.
What Customers Value
They were there when they said they would be, explained everything in plain language, and made the whole thing easy.
Clear communication from the first call to the finish. We knew what was happening at every step.
Straight answers and careful work. It is exactly what you want from a local business.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a fence installation take?
Most residential runs are set in a day or two of work, with a curing pause after the posts go in. We give you the schedule in writing with the quote so nothing is a surprise.
Do I need a permit or a survey?
Many properties do, and some neighborhoods add their own rules on height and style. We tell you what your address requires and work from your survey so the line is right.
Which fence material lasts longest here?
It depends on the run. Vinyl and coated metal shrug off humidity with little upkeep, while wood gives the warmest look and wants stain or paint to keep it. We match the material to the exposure.
Can you repair a fence instead of replacing it?
Often, yes. Posts can be reset, panels swapped, and gates rehung. We give you an honest read on whether the repair will hold or whether replacing the run is the better spend.
How deep are the posts set?
Deep enough for the soil and the height of the fence, set in concrete. Sandy and wet ground asks for more depth than a spec sheet assumes, and that is where a leaning fence usually starts.
Do you build gates and automatic openers?
We build and hang walk gates and drive gates, and we frame them so they hold their square. Ask us about opener hardware and we will lay out what your gate can carry.
What areas do you serve?
We serve the communities listed on this page and the surrounding area. Ask us about your address and we will confirm.
Will you match a fence that is already on the property?
Where the material is still made, yes. Where it is not, we show you the closest current profile and where the seam will show, so you can decide before we order.
Areas We Serve
- New Lenox
- Frankfort
- Mokena
- Will County
Ready to set your property line?
Tell us what you want enclosed and we will walk the line, talk material, and put a price in writing.
Request Your Fence Quote
Share a few details about the property and we will reach out to schedule a walk of the line.
Call us(815) 999-8404Emailhighcountryfenceofillinoi@gmail.com
HoursMonday to Friday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM
ServingNew Lenox, Frankfort and Mokena