Fences in Chanhassen must be setback at least one inch from the property line and located entirely within property boundaries. The city requires that the fence’s corner irons remain within sight to be verified at the time of the final inspection. Property lines are considered to start 9-14 feet from the curb line. The city also requires the finished side of the fence to face away from the homeowner’s property.

You do not legally have to notify your neighbors about your wrought iron fence installation plans unless property boundaries are involved. The professional team at Northland Fence works as quickly and quietly as possible but your neighbors will notice. It only makes sense to let them know ahead of time what to expect.

The city of Chanhassen does require a permit to install a residential fence. It lets the city determine whether the fence encroaches on utility easements and meets the standard city codes for height and placement. Northland Fence’s installation specialists take care of all the details by making sure all the necessary permits are obtained.

Minnesota regulations require that underground utility locations be identified and flagged before wrought iron fence construction begins. Northland Fence contacts Gopher State One so a utility contractor can visit the property and take the necessary steps to avoid damage.

The maximum height for Chanhessen wrought iron fence installation is 6-feet, 6-inches. Front yard fences cannot exceed 4-feet in height. If a wrought iron fence is installed around a swimming pool, it must be at a minimum height of 5-feet with a properly installed self-closing gate.

Fences are not allowed to be built on or around easements. Chanhassen city services and utility workers have the right-of-way to access easements on the property. Northland Fence checks ahead of time to make sure your Chanhassen wrought iron fence is not restricted by any easement.