Fencing 101

Tennessee's new TAEP Livestock Fencing program pays $2.00 per linear foot of new permanent livestock fence, up to $3,000. What qualifies, what does not, herd minimums, and the 2026-2027 deadlines, explained by an East Tennessee farm fence contractor.

Most chain-link fences can be repaired. A Knoxville fence contractor explains which parts fail, what can be fixed, when replacement makes more sense, and how East Tennessee clay, rock, and storms affect post repairs.

Tennessee is a fence-in state, and the statute is far more specific than most people expect.

Knoxville limits privacy fences to 42 inches out front and does not cap them at all in back. Most sites get this wrong.

Your neighbor owes nothing until they join to or use your fence. That trigger is the part most people get backwards.

The fence-post exemption in Tennessee law is real, narrower than it reads, and probably does not cover your yard.

Knox County bedrock can sit 7 inches down. Here is what that does to a fence post, and to your quote.

Most fence companies in Tennessee cannot legally bid the jobs we do every day. The reason is the monetary limit on their contractor license. Loudon County Fence holds an unlimited monetary limit, license #54371, which is what puts stadium, utility and federal work in reach.

A fence can add value to a home, but not automatically. What adds value is a well-built fence that a buyer sees as a finished feature they will not have to replace. What subtracts value is a leaning, mismatched or half-finished fence that reads as a project waiting for them.

If you have just moved to the Knoxville area, the right fence depends on three things: what your HOA allows, how your lot slopes, and what you actually want the fence to do. Wood gives you privacy, vinyl gives you low maintenance, aluminum gives you a clean look on a view lot, and farm fence handles acreage.

Fence height rules are not one rule across East Tennessee. Here is what decides how tall your fence can be in Knoxville and Knox County, and the corner lot, easement and HOA details that catch homeowners out.

Retiring to Knoxville or Farragut? See how the right fence protects your garden from deer, adds privacy, and keeps upkeep low—from a local family- and veteran-owned team.

For retirees settling into a larger home in Farragut or Knox County, the right fence adds privacy, security, and lasting value. A local guide from Loudon County Fence.

Wood or vinyl? It's the most common question we get from East Tennessee homeowners. The honest answer depends on what you're optimizing for — upfront cost, long-term durability, or how much maintenance you're willing to do over the next 20 years.

If you're planning a fence in Knox County or Knoxville, you need to know the rules before the first post goes in the ground. Height limits, permits, easements, HOA requirements — more nuanced than most people expect.

At Loudon County Fence, we’re proud to serve East Tennessee with high-quality fencing solutions — whether it’s for your home, farm, or business. Every fence we build represents our commitment to craftsmanship, reliability, and customer service. Now, we’d like to ask you for a favor.

Fences don’t last forever. Wood, vinyl, and even metal fences all take a beating from weather, time, and everyday wear. If your fence is starting to lean, rot, or fall apart, you might be wondering: Should I repair it or just replace it?

If you’re considering a new fence for your home, farm, or business, choosing the right fence contractor is just as important as the materials and design. Unfortunately, not all fencing companies in Tennessee operate with the same level of professionalism and some even have legal complaints or disciplinary actions filed against them.

Depth to bedrock in Knox County swings from 7 inches to more than 60, sometimes between neighbors on the same street. Fence installation is a regional trade, and here is what our ground actually does.

These days, it’s easy to be swayed by slick marketing. Some fence companies in Knoxville love to advertise “fast quotes,” “quick installs,” and “low monthly payments.” Sounds great — until you realize your new fence may not last through the next two seasons.

Whether you're looking to boost curb appeal, increase privacy, or keep pets and kids safe, yard fencing services offer a practical and attractive solution. At LC Fence, we’ve been proudly serving Knoxville and East Tennessee for over 50 years with custom fence installations that stand the test of time. If you're asking, “What kind of fence is right for my yard?” — you're in the right place.

If you're looking to install a new fence in Knoxville, TN, you're probably wondering: What fence is best for me? The answer depends on your goals, budget, and property type. At LC Fence, we’ve been helping East Tennessee homeowners and businesses find the perfect fencing solution for over 50 years. Here's a quick guide to help you decide.

When it comes to adding privacy, security, and value to your property, installing a fence is one of the best investments you can make. But many homeowners in Knoxville and East Tennessee often ask: “Should I build the fence myself or hire a professional to do it?” Let’s break down the pros and cons of each option, so you can make the best decision for your home and your budget.

Choosing the right fence for your property may seem like a simple task, but choosing the material can be overwhelming at times! You might be on the fence between two options… Sorry we had to!

Planning a fence layout is an essential step in enhancing your property’s security, privacy, and aesthetic appeal.