Top Fence Contractors in Maryland
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Fence Contractors in Maryland
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, composite, and chain-link fencing installed by licensed professionals who handle HOA compliance.
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, composite, and chain-link fencing installed by licensed professionals who handle HOA compliance.
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A well-installed fence adds privacy, security, and curb appeal to your Maryland home. Fence contractors handle everything from property line surveys and HOA compliance to material selection, installation, and gate hardware. With Maryland's diverse housing stock — from suburban communities with strict HOA requirements to rural properties needing agricultural fencing — choosing the right contractor for your specific situation is essential.
Popular fence materials in Maryland include pressure-treated wood (most affordable, 10-15 year lifespan with maintenance), cedar (naturally rot-resistant, 15-20 years), vinyl/PVC (low maintenance, 20-30 years), aluminum (ornamental, rust-resistant, 30+ years), and composite (premium, 25+ years). Each material has different HOA acceptance rates — vinyl and aluminum are most commonly approved in Maryland planned communities.
Fence installation costs in Maryland typically range from $15 to $50+ per linear foot installed, depending on material, height, and terrain. A standard 6-foot privacy fence for an average yard (150-200 linear feet) costs $3,500-$8,000 for wood, $4,500-$10,000 for vinyl, and $5,000-$12,000 for composite. Add $300-$800 per gate.
Before installing a fence in Maryland, check your HOA covenants, apply for any required county permits, and verify your property lines. Most Maryland counties require fence permits for any fence above 4 feet. Your contractor should call Miss Utility (811) to mark underground utilities before digging post holes.
Fencing costs $15-$50+ per linear foot. A 150-200 ft privacy fence costs $3,500-$8,000 (wood), $4,500-$10,000 (vinyl), or $5,000-$12,000 (composite). Gates add $300-$800 each.
Most Maryland counties require permits for fences over 4 feet tall. Check with your county's permit office and HOA before installation. Your contractor should handle the permit process.
Vinyl and composite perform best in Maryland's freeze-thaw climate — they won't rot, warp, or need regular staining. Cedar is a good wood option due to natural rot resistance. Avoid untreated pine.
A typical residential fence (150-200 linear feet) takes 1-3 days to install. Add time for permit approval (1-2 weeks) and utility marking (3-5 business days via Miss Utility 811).
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