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Burlington, NC’s Trusted Fence Company Since 1960
Custom Fence Installation for Burlington Homes and Businesses
Looking for a reliable fence company in Burlington NC? Dickerson Fencing has been installing high-quality residential and commercial fences across central North Carolina for more than 65 years. From the historic homes of Downtown Burlington to the newer subdivisions in South Burlington and West Burlington, our team delivers fencing that’s built to last in Alamance County’s climate and terrain.
Why Burlington Homeowners and Businesses Choose Dickerson Fencing
When you hire a fence company in Burlington NC, you want a contractor who knows the area, understands local requirements, and stands behind their work. Here’s what sets Dickerson Fencing apart:
- 65+ years of experience serving Burlington, Graham, Elon, Mebane, Haw River, and the surrounding Alamance County area
- Licensed, insured, and bonded for both residential and commercial projects
- Free on-site design consultations so you understand your options before you commit
- Wide material selection — wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and ornamental
- Knowledge of Burlington’s Unified Development Ordinance and city permit requirements
- Local crews — not subcontractors. The same team that quotes your job installs it.
Residential Fence Installation in Burlington, NC
Your home is your sanctuary, and the right fence adds privacy, security, curb appeal, and property value. Whether you live in a brick ranch in Alamance Hills, a bungalow in Norwood, a Victorian downtown, or a new construction in South Burlington, we’ll design and install a fence that fits your home and your budget.
Wood Fencing
Classic, customizable, and a perennial favorite for Burlington homeowners. Our pressure-treated pine and cedar fences offer timeless privacy and natural beauty. Great for backyards, pool enclosures, and pet containment. Learn more about our wood fencing options.
Vinyl Fencing
Low-maintenance, long-lasting, and beautiful for decades. Vinyl is increasingly popular in newer Burlington subdivisions where homeowners want the look of wood without the upkeep. Available in white, tan, gray, and wood-grain finishes. Explore vinyl fencing styles and pricing.
Aluminum Fencing
Elegant, durable, and rust-resistant. Aluminum offers the upscale look of wrought iron at a fraction of the cost — perfect for pool enclosures, front yards, and properties with scenic views you don’t want to block. See our aluminum fence options.
Chain Link Fencing
Affordable, secure, and practical for larger Burlington lots, dog runs, and rural properties around Alamance County. Available in galvanized or color-coated black and green. Learn about chain link options.
Commercial Fencing for Burlington Businesses
From the industrial parks along I-40/I-85 to the retail centers near Alamance Crossing and the campus at Elon University nearby, Burlington’s commercial landscape demands fencing that combines security, durability, and professional appearance. Dickerson Fencing is the commercial fence company in Burlington NC that businesses trust for:
- Security Fencing — high-quality perimeter protection for warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and storage yards
- Perimeter Fencing — defined property boundaries with options that balance security and curb appeal
- Access Control Systems — automated gates, keypad entry, card readers, and intercom systems for controlled access
- Guardrails — OSHA-compliant guardrails for parking lots, loading docks, and pedestrian safety
- Temporary Construction Fencing — secure, code-compliant barriers for active job sites across Alamance County
- Athletic Fencing — backstops, sports field enclosures, batting cages, and tennis court fencing
View our full commercial fencing services.
Burlington Neighborhoods We Serve
We’ve installed fences throughout Burlington and the surrounding Alamance County area, including:
- Downtown Burlington — historic homes near Burlington City Park and the Historic Depot
- South Burlington — growing suburb near I-40 and Lake Mackintosh
- West Burlington — established neighborhoods near Joe C. Davidson Park and Alamance Crossing
- North Burlington — affordable homes and growing residential corridors
- Alamance Hills, Beverly Hills, Brookwood, Cameron Forest, Carson Farms, Country Club Forest, Deerfield, and other established subdivisions
- Nearby communities including Elon, Graham, Gibsonville, Haw River, Mebane, Glen Raven, and Swepsonville
We also handle projects in nearby cities — explore our other service areas: Durham, Raleigh, Chapel Hill, and Wake Forest.
Burlington Fence Permits and HOA Requirements
Before installing a fence in Burlington, it’s important to know the rules. The City of Burlington’s Unified Development Ordinance governs fence height, setbacks, and materials, and many local subdivisions and HOAs add their own requirements on top.
A few things to keep in mind:
- Front yard fences are typically limited to lower heights for visibility
- Rear and side yards generally allow taller privacy fences
- Corner lots have additional sight-distance requirements at intersections
- HOA-restricted neighborhoods may require approval of style, color, and materials before installation
As your fence company in Burlington NC, we handle permit research and HOA paperwork as part of our installation process — so you don’t have to.
What to Expect When You Work With Dickerson Fencing
- Free consultation — We come to your Burlington property, listen to your goals, walk the fence line, and discuss your options.
- Custom quote — You get a clear, itemized estimate with no high-pressure sales tactics.
- Permits and prep — We handle permit applications, utility locates (call before you dig), and HOA paperwork.
- Professional installation — Our experienced local crews install your fence with attention to every detail.
- Walk-through and warranty — We don’t leave until you’re satisfied, and we stand behind our work.
Schedule Your Free Burlington Fence Consultation
Ready to work with the fence company in Burlington NC that’s been getting it right since 1960? Contact Dickerson Fencing today for a free, no-pressure consultation. We’ll walk your property, listen to your goals, and design a fencing solution that fits your home or business.
Local Reviews
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Jennifer H.
Installed gabion fence as decorative boundary between residential properties today. Created metal cage structures 18" wide by 4' tall, filled with locally sourced river rock. Set support posts into 30" deep concrete footings at 8-foot intervals. Added internal steel reinforcement to prevent bulging. Created custom wooden gate design that integrates visually with stone elements. Installed subtle LED lighting to highlight texture at night.
Will D.
Finished commercial security fencing project for small business parking area. Installed 8-foot galvanized chain link with 3-strand barbed wire angled outward at top. Set 3" diameter posts in 36" deep concrete footings reinforced with rebar. Added privacy slats in high-visibility areas. Installed 16-foot rolling gate with commercial-grade operator, keypad entry, and magnetic lock system for after-hours security.
Jennifer H.
Installed ornamental iron fencing along residential property frontage today. Set posts in 30" deep concrete footings with rebar reinforcement. Used powder-coated panels with architectural finials for aesthetic appeal. Required careful measuring to follow property grade while maintaining level appearance. Added galvanic isolation between dissimilar metals to prevent premature corrosion issues.
Will D.
Completed split rail fence with wire mesh backing for pet containment at residential property. Used locust posts for natural rot resistance. Added 14-gauge welded wire attached with galvanized staples behind rails. Created custom gate with diagonal bracing for stability. All hardware secured with locking nuts to prevent loosening.
Will D.
Installed 210 feet of horse fencing around residential paddock area. Used 5" round treated posts set 3 feet deep, spaced every 8 feet. Four rows of 2" diameter flexible rail with proper tensioning. Added reinforced corners with diagonal bracing. Installed two 16-foot gates for equipment access.
Will D.
Concluded an installation of an aluminum fence. This ornamental fencing provides security and enhances the aesthetic appeal of a property. Aluminum fences are known for their resistance to corrosion and low maintenance requirements. Installation involves assembling pre-fabricated panels and securing them to posts.
Jennifer H.
A recent project involved the installation of split-rail fencing. This type of fence is often used for decorative purposes and property boundary definition. Constructed from wooden rails fitted into slotted posts, split-rail fences offer a rustic aesthetic and are commonly seen in more rural or residential settings.
Jennifer H.
Just did the completion of a chain-link fence installation. This fencing type is commonly used for boundary demarcation and security purposes. The project involved setting metal posts in concrete and attaching woven steel wire mesh. Chain-link fences offer a cost-effective and durable perimeter solution.
Will D.
Installed a black aluminum ornamental fence in Burlington. This homeowner chose it for its aesthetic appeal and low maintenance. Aluminum offers a classic look without the rust concerns of wrought iron. The project included decorative finials for added detail.
Will D.
Just finished up a practical and secure chain link fence installation in Burlington! This homeowner needed to enclose their backyard for their dogs. We used a galvanized chain link, a cost-effective and durable option perfect for containing pets and providing a clear boundary. It was a straightforward install and now their pups have a safe space to roam. Burlington residents, if you're looking for a reliable and affordable fencing solution, chain link might be just what you need – give me a shout!
Will D.
Just completed a beautiful wood fence installation in Burlington! This homeowner chose a classic cedar picket fence to add privacy and charm to their backyard. Cedar is a naturally durable wood that looks great and resists rot. We carefully installed the posts and pickets, ensuring a sturdy and level fence that will last for years. If you're in Burlington and dreaming of a new wood fence, give me a call – let's discuss your project!
Jennifer H.
I installed a 4-foot chain link fence for a client in Burlington, NC. Using galvanized steel posts, tension bands, and a fence stretcher, I ensured a snug, secure fit. The posts were anchored with concrete for long-term stability.
Will D.
In Burlington, NC, I repaired a wood privacy fence by replacing four broken pickets and re-securing loose rails with deck screws. I used a pry bar to remove damaged wood and applied a water-resistant sealant to extend the life of the fence. The structure was reinforced and looked much better after the work.
Will D.
I installed a black aluminum fence around a garden in Burlington, NC. After setting the posts in concrete, I attached the pre-assembled panels with self-tapping screws. The powder-coated finish ensures weather resistance and minimal future maintenance for the homeowner.
Jennifer H.
Today, I worked on installing an ornamental iron fence for a residential property in Burlington, NC. The posts were aligned using a string line and set in concrete. Heavy-duty brackets secured the panels, and I finished by inspecting the ironwork for scratches, which I touched up with rust-resistant paint.
Jennifer H.
In Burlington, NC, I completed a vinyl fence installation using 6-foot privacy panels. I dug post holes to a depth of 24 inches, ensuring proper anchoring with quick-set concrete. The vinyl panels were securely attached using interlocking rails, and I verified the level at each section. This fence offers a low-maintenance, long-lasting solution for the homeowner.
Jennifer H.
I provided maintenance on a vinyl picket fence for a property in Burlington, NC. This included realigning two leaning sections and securing loose panels with new fasteners. A quick wash with low-pressure water restored its appearance, making it look as good as new.
