Choosing the right fence for your property is a significant investment that can enhance security, privacy, and curb appeal. In the diverse landscapes of the Southeastern United States, finding the perfect fence requires considering your specific needs, budget, and the unique challenges posed by our climate and terrain. This comprehensive guide will help you navigate the entire process, from understanding different fence types and materials to preparing your property for installation and maintaining your fence for years to come.

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Table of Contents:

1. Understanding the Different Types of Fences
2. Choosing the Right Fence Material for Your Needs & Budget
3. Factors to Consider When Choosing a Fence Style
4. How to Prepare Your Property for Fence Installation
5. Maintaining Your Fence in the Southeastern Climate
6. Understanding Local Fencing Regulations in the Southeast
7. The Fence Man: Your Trusted Partner for All Your Fencing Needs

Section 2: Choosing the Right Fence Material for Your Needs & Budget

Each fencing material offers a unique set of advantages and disadvantages, depending on your needs and budget. Here’s a comparison of common fence materials:

Wood Fence Materials

Wood fences are a classic choice, valued for their natural beauty, warmth, and versatility. They can be stained or painted to match your home’s exterior and come in various styles, including privacy, picket, and split rail. However, wood requires regular maintenance to prevent rot, insect damage, and warping.

Vinyl Fence Materials

Vinyl fences are a low-maintenance and durable option. They resist fading, cracking, and peeling, making them a popular choice for homeowners who want a fence that looks great with minimal upkeep. Vinyl comes in various styles and colors,but it can be more expensive upfront than other materials.

Aluminum Fence Materials

Aluminum fences offer a sleek, modern look and are known for their durability and rust-resistance. They are a popular choice for both residential and commercial properties, especially for pool enclosures and ornamental designs. However,aluminum can be more expensive than wood or chain link.

Chain Link Fence Materials

Chain link fences are the most affordable option and are valued for their durability and versatility. They are commonly used for security, containment, and sports fields. While they don’t offer much privacy, you can add privacy slats or vinyl coating for a more secluded look.

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Composite Fence Materials

Composite fences combine the look of wood with the durability of plastic. They are resistant to rot, insects, and fading,making them a low-maintenance option. However, composite fences are often the most expensive option and may have limited style choices.

Iron Fence Materials

Iron fences are a timeless and elegant choice, prized for their strength, security, and aesthetic appeal. They come in various styles, including wrought iron and ornamental iron, and can be customized to match your unique preferences.However, iron fences require regular maintenance to prevent rust, and they are typically more expensive than other options.

Material Pros Cons Cost Wood Natural beauty, versatility, affordability Requires regular maintenance, can rot or warp Low to Mid Vinyl Low maintenance, durable, variety of styles and colors Can be more expensive upfront, less customizable Mid to High Aluminum Durable, low-maintenance, rust-proof, modern aesthetic Can be more expensive than other options Mid to High Chain Link Affordable, durable, versatile, good visibility Less privacy and aesthetic appeal, can rust over time Low Composite Low maintenance, looks like wood, resistant to rot and insects Can be expensive, limited style options High

Material costs can fluctuate depending on market conditions and availability. Contact The Fence Man for a free quote based on current pricing.

Section 7: The Fence Man: Your Trusted Partner for All Your Fencing Needs

With over 25 years of experience serving the Southeastern United States, The Fence Man is your trusted partner for all your fencing needs. We offer a wide range of fencing solutions for residential, commercial, and agricultural properties.Our commitment to quality craftsmanship, personalized service, and competitive pricing sets us apart. We’ll work closely with you to understand your needs, design a custom fence that meets your requirements, and install it with precision and care. Contact us today for a free quote and experience the difference of working with a local fence company that truly cares about your satisfaction.

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Buying Guide for 3 Foot Wrought Iron Fence

BEST SELLING WROUGHT IRON FENCE - 3 ft Tall Fence

We put together this buying guide to help you choose the quantity of Fence, Posts and Partial Sections that you will need for your situation and your budget.



The 1st grouping of pictures is the most economical solid wrought iron fencing that we carry. This fencing is connected by steel rods with cast iron finials. All the staking spears are provided with the fence panels that you order except when your length of fence stops at a sidewalk, tree, building or the very end.

The connecting stakes for this iron fencing are solid metal rods topped with a cast iron finial. The stakes are great for plant stakes anchors out in your landscape. Do order a few extras.

We offer narrow widths of fencing to fit your space better. We can help you with these so don't hesitate to contact us.

We have several gates from small pathway gates to large driveway gates to fit any opening. To see all our products for your fencing project go to our 3' fence listing to find the perfect gates for your needs.

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Most Economical 3' Fencing

Notice How Square Anchor Posts Change The Look

Do look at our post options. We found that most of our customers opt to purchase a few to enhance their fencing project.

You can place our 1.5" square posts at each side of your gates and at your corners. This will provide the look more appropriate for our solid wrought iron fencing.

Many of our customers use these 1.5" posts periodically down long runs of fencing.

Notice the last post picture is a heavier - beefier post that some customers prefer. Both styles are strong and will be adequate to support all our fencing heights. The body is 3" square and hollow but the walls are thick and strong. The top is 4" square and has a nice look.

Examples of Posts With 3' tall Fencing and Gates