Chain Link Fence Installation Contractor in Arden Hills, MN

According to city code, you can place your fence up to your property line, but not over it. Your fence must be located completely within the confines of your property. You can’t place the fence directly on the property line. Placing the fence on the line itself runs the risk of encroaching on your neighbor’s property

You aren’t legally mandated to inform your neighbors of your intention to install a new fence on your property. However, it’s courteous to do so. Therefore, we recommend having a chat with the neighbors to let them know your plans. If you discuss the installation with them beforehand, you could avoid tense arguments in the future.

The last thing you want is your neighbors threatening legal action because they think your fence is on their property.

Yes. The government of Arden Hills requires a zoning permit before constructing a fence on your property. We can help you navigate the process of getting a permit for your new fence. If you have any questions about permits or fencing regulations, just give us a call. We’d be happy to help you.

Make sure you have a finalized outline of the style and height of the fence before you obtain the permit.

Northland Fence will contact your utility company and notify them of any necessary digging for your fence installation. We make sure that our workers complete the process safely. For almost two decades, we’ve made it our mission to treat every property like our own.

Arden Hills has stringent height restrictions. All side and rear yard fences must be no taller than six feet, while front yard fences must be three feet tall or lower. If you specify those heights in your model, you won’t face any trouble from the city.

You can’t build your fence on an easement, since it must remain accessible. Easements involve an agreement between the property owner and the city that official employees can always access the land. If you build a fence on an easement, you’d break the agreement.