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Wind or a falling tree took out your fence. What homeowners insurance actually pays in Knox County, when filing makes no sense, and how to avoid storm chasers.

Farm, horse and livestock fencing across East Tennessee — what holds, what fails, what it costs, and who pays for the fence on the line.

Knoxville has good fence contractors who specialize in different things. Here is an honest guide to which type fits your project — including when we are not the right call.

What a fence actually costs to build in Tennessee in 2026, by material and by what drives the number — plus why metal rose and wood did not.

Ten things to check before you hire a fence contractor in Knoxville — license class, bonding, post depth, spacing, warranty terms and firm pricing. Run them on us too.

Direct answers to the questions people actually ask about fences in Tennessee — permits, the 7-year law, cost, and how to judge a contractor.

Oak Ridge is becoming the hub of America's advanced nuclear fuel manufacturing. Here is what is actually being built, who is building it, and what it means for contractors and property owners across East Tennessee.

Not our claims about ourselves — what the state licensing board, the BBB, review platforms and even a competitor say about Loudon County Fence, and how to verify each one.

Roane County has no consolidated fence code. Review comes from the zoning regulations, subdivision rules and flood damage prevention resolution, with a 7-foot permit exemption from the adopted residential code.

Anderson County has the most specific fence placement rules in the region: a 25-foot front setback and a 3.5-foot cap inside the sight triangle.

Oak Ridge uses yard-based height limits rather than one number, and has overlay districts most towns do not.

Cross the Maryville city line into unincorporated Blount County and the fence rules change by four feet.

Farragut allows 7 feet without a permit — more than most of its neighbors. But the easement rules, the stormwater provision and the HOA density are where Farragut projects actually go wrong.

Farragut allows 7 feet without a permit. Maryville treats anything over 6 feet as an accessory structure. Unincorporated Blount County goes to 10 feet. Same region, three different rules.

Red clay expands when wet and shrinks when dry. That movement is what pushes fence posts out of plumb — and why post depth matters more here than the brochure says.

Tennessee law requires a locate before you dig fence posts. It is free, it takes about three business days, and skipping it can be expensive or dangerous.

The rails go on your side and the smooth side faces out. Here is why that is the convention, when it is actually required, and how to get a finished look on both sides.

In Tennessee, a fence sitting on the property line is usually a partition fence — and both neighbors can be on the hook for it, even the one who never wanted it.

What fence installation actually costs in Knoxville right now, by material — plus why metal fencing has jumped and wood has not.

Most fence companies do backyards or they do industrial perimeters. LC Fence does both, and the credentials that make the second possible are what protect you on the first.

If Loudon County Fence built your fence, a Google review takes about thirty seconds and helps more than almost anything else you could do for us. Here is the direct link.

From everyone at Loudon County Fence, happy Thanksgiving. Fifty-some years in one corner of East Tennessee means our customers are also our neighbors, and this is the week we say so.

The cowboy era most people picture lasted about twenty years. What ended it was not a law or a war. It was fence. When Joseph Glidden patented his barbed wire design in 1874, the open range had roughly a decade left.

This is a drone flight over our headquarters at 5482 Hwy 321 N in Lenoir City, Tennessee, and over the county we have worked in since 1973. It is a real yard with real inventory, not a phone number pointed at a warehouse three states away.

Oak Ridge has driven nuclear technology for more than 80 years, and billions in new investment are reshaping Anderson and Roane counties right now. Here is what is being built, what industrial and security fencing actually requires, and how Loudon County Fence fits in.

A fence marks a boundary. Fifty years in, we think it does more than that. Here is what LC Fence has been building across East Tennessee since 1973 — and why craftsmanship that lasts generations still matters.

For retirees and empty nesters settling in East Tennessee, the right fence turns a new house into a private, secure retreat. Loudon County Fence has served the area for 50+ years.

Built local, built to last. Loudon County Fence is a local, veteran-owned, American-made fence company with more than 50 years of experience serving homeowners and businesses across East Tennessee.

Not all fence companies are the same. Choosing an established, licensed, and experienced fence company protects your investment and your property. Here's why it matters—and how to choose the right fence contractor in East Tennessee.

Looking for a trusted fence company in Clinton, TN? Loudon County Fence provides professional residential fence installation for homeowners throughout Clinton and Anderson County—building wood, vinyl, ornamental aluminum, chain link, and farm fences that add privacy, security, curb appeal, and lasting value.

Looking for a custom privacy fence or residential fence installation in Oak Ridge, TN? Loudon County Fence designs and installs wood, vinyl, ornamental aluminum, and chain link fences for Oak Ridge homeowners—adding privacy, security, curb appeal, and lasting value to your property.

Looking for residential fence installation in Tellico Village, TN? Loudon County Fence installs custom wood, vinyl, ornamental aluminum, and chain link fences for homeowners throughout Tellico Village and East Tennessee—adding privacy, security, curb appeal, and lasting value to your lake-community home.

Looking for residential fence installation in Hardin Valley, TN? Loudon County Fence provides professional residential fence installation for homeowners throughout Hardin Valley and the greater Knoxville area. We design and install custom fences that enhance privacy, improve security, increase curb appeal, and add lasting value to your home.

With UFOs and UAPs making headlines once again, it's no surprise that people are paying attention to the skies. News stories, government discussions, viral social media videos, and even celebrities have fueled conversations about unexplained aerial phenomena. Whether you believe there's something out there or think it's all clever marketing, one thing is certain—people are talking about it.

Meigs County is small, rural, and mostly farmland and lakefront along Watts Bar — exactly the kind of country where a well-built fence earns its keep. Loudon County Fence has served East Tennessee since 1973, and Decatur, Ten Mile, and the surrounding Meigs County communities are within our service area.

Rhea County — anchored by Dayton and Spring City along the Tennessee River — is home country and farmland in equal measure, and both need durable fencing. Loudon County Fence has built fences across East Tennessee since 1973, and we bring the same licensed, veteran-owned quality to Rhea County properties.

Monroe County stretches from the lakeside communities near Vonore to the foothills around Tellico Plains and Coker Creek — a beautiful, varied county that keeps our crews busy. Loudon County Fence has installed residential, commercial, and agricultural fencing across East Tennessee since 1973.

When homeowners think about installing a new fence, privacy is often the first priority. But today, more homeowners are looking for a fence that does more than define a property line—they want something that enhances the overall appearance of their home. That's one reason horizontal wood fences have become one of the fastest-growing trends in residential fencing.

If you’re considering a new fence for your property, one of the most common questions homeowners ask is simple: is aluminum fencing worth it? The short answer is yes for many properties, but the better answer depends on what you want from your fence, how much maintenance you’re willing to do, and the long-term value you expect from your investment.

For most East Tennessee homeowners, fall is the best time to install a fence: cooler install days, easier scheduling than spring, and a finished fence before the holidays.

If you live near a busy road, have close neighbors, or simply want a more peaceful outdoor space, you've probably asked yourself this question: Does a fence help reduce noise? A fence won't completely soundproof your property, but the right fence can help reduce certain types of outdoor noise and create a quieter, more comfortable environment for you and your family.

The answer depends on several factors, including the size of your property, the type of fence being installed, terrain conditions, weather, and the overall complexity of the project. The good news is that many residential fence installations can be completed in as little as one day or within just a few days once work begins.

When homeowners begin looking for ways to improve the appearance of their property, landscaping, exterior paint, and new outdoor furniture often come to mind first. However, one of the most impactful upgrades you can make is often overlooked: installing a new fence. So, does a fence increase curb appeal? In many cases, absolutely.

When homeowners begin researching fencing options, one of the most common questions they ask is: What is the best fence for privacy? Whether you're looking to create a more secluded backyard, block unwanted views, reduce distractions, or simply enjoy your outdoor space without feeling exposed, the right privacy fence can make a significant difference.

The answer depends on several factors, including where your property is located, the type of fence you want to build, the height of the fence, and whether your property is subject to homeowners association (HOA) rules. Understanding these requirements before construction begins can help you avoid delays, unexpected expenses, and potential compliance issues.

If you’ve been looking at your wood fence and thinking it’s starting to look a little dry, faded, or weathered, you’re not alone—and you’re also right on time. Summer is one of the best seasons of the year to take care of fence staining, and for good reason. The combination of warm temperatures, lower moisture variability, and longer daylight hours creates ideal conditions for protecting and restoring your fence.

Fence ownership, property lines, local regulations, and agreements between neighbors can all play a role in determining what is allowed. While attaching one fence to another may seem like a minor issue, it can sometimes lead to disputes, confusion about maintenance responsibilities, and unexpected complications down the road. ‍The first question that needs to be answered is who owns the fence.

Cats enjoy the outdoors too. While no fence is completely cat-proof, the right fencing design can help create a safer outdoor environment where cats can explore, relax in the sun, and stay closer to home. In this video, Loudon County Fence highlights pet-friendly backyard fencing ideas using beautiful fence installations, outdoor living inspiration, and cinematic visuals from projects across Knoxville, Lenoir City, Farragut, Maryville, and surrounding East Tennessee communities.

We wanted to create something that reflected the feeling of summer in Tennessee while showcasing the type of fencing projects homeowners are investing in to improve privacy, security, curb appeal, and outdoor living. Instead of producing a traditional sales commercial, this project focused on storytelling, real-world fencing projects, cinematic drone footage, and the lifestyle that comes with creating a better backyard environment.

Memorial Day weekend is almost here, and across East Tennessee, homeowners are preparing for the start of summer. Grills are coming out, pools are reopening, patios are getting cleaned up, and families are getting ready to spend more time outdoors. It’s also the perfect time to take a fresh look at your outdoor space — especially your fence. A fence plays a major role in the appearance, privacy, and functionality of your property.