You can install your fence along the side property lines, the rear property lines, and up to the front corners of your house. The wall should not go beyond the front corners of your yard. Also, the side fences of the house cannot be taller than 4-ft tall.

It’s advisable to do this to show common courtesy and inform your neighbors of your fence installation plans to avoid disputes, especially when workers need to be on the neighbor’s property at certain points as the installation progresses.

Yes. Any fence installation requires a permit. You must have a license for all walls and fences with a height of 18″ and above. It’s also required when replacing a wall or fence.

Once the layout has been set, you can call your utility company. Northland fence can help to reach out to your utility company to verify that your fence plans should proceed.

You can build residential fences up to six feet tall. Commercial or industrial districts can apply for a height variance of up to eight feet. Remember that if your fence is 30 feet from an intersection or if it’s five feet from an adjacent driveway, the fence cannot stand more than four feet. This is to maintain proper visual clearance.

Yes, you can build a vinyl fence on an easement, but city workers are authorized to take it down to complete their work. They’ll try to repair it as much as possible, but it might be better not to have your fence installed on an easement to avoid potential damage and expenses.