All chain link fences need to be entirely within private property boundaries – except when building a joint fence together with your neighbor. Also, the Chanhassen regulations require that chain link fences do not restrict access to adjacent public utilities or easements.

Although we work quickly, the pneumatic tool can make a surprising noise to those who haven’t heard it before, and they will see our friendly crew members coming to your property. You are not under any legal obligation to notify your neighbors (unless, of course, you are installing a boundary fence). All the same, we recommend letting your neighbors know beforehand – just for good measure.

A fence permit is unneeded within the Chanhassen, MN, boundaries. If you need a fence in excess of the height restrictions mentioned above, you can apply for a permit to do so. Whether or not a permit is necessary, make sure you are perfectly clear about where your property lines are.

You are responsible for contacting Gopher State One to have the utilities marked around your property if you are conducting the installation yourself. Otherwise, allow us to handle it in full.

In the city of Chanhassen, the legal code controls the maximum height (and other factors) of private property fences. In front yards, fences must be 42 inches or lower, and for backyards, the restriction is 72 inches (6 feet). There are also rules for fences around swimming pools, requiring them to be at least 4-feet tall (and not climbable).

No, it is not allowed to install chain link fences on or around easements in Chanhassen, MN. This is to ensure that public utilities are readily accessible for utility maintenance crews. Fence designs must accommodate easement access if it is next to the property, whether it is private or not.