Happy Thanksgiving from Loudon County Fence

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.

Thank You

To the homeowners who let our crews into their backyards, the farmers who trusted us with a fence line their livelihood depends on, the general contractors who put us on their bid lists, and the facilities managers who called us when the perimeter mattered: thank you. None of the fifty-plus years happens without you.

And to the Crew

Fence work is not indoor work. Our crews dig in clay and rock, in August heat and February cold, and they go home to their own families in these same towns. The reason a Loudon County Fence job still looks right ten years later is the people who built it. We are grateful for them.

A Practical Note for the Long Weekend

If you have family and out-of-town visitors coming, this is a good weekend to walk your fence line before the yard fills up with people, kids and dogs. Look for three things: gates that do not latch cleanly, posts that have started to lean, and gaps at the bottom where the ground has washed. All three are small repairs now and larger ones in the spring.

Looking Ahead

Winter is a better time to plan a fence than most people think. Schedules are more open than they are in spring, and having the project priced and scheduled in the off-season means the work happens before the yard is needed again. When you are ready, we are here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Loudon County Fence open around Thanksgiving?

Our schedule around the holiday varies year to year. Call (865) 988-9935 or use the online form and we will get back to you with current availability.

Should I check my fence before the holidays?

It is worth a walk. Look for gates that no longer latch cleanly, posts that have begun to lean, and gaps at the bottom of the fence where soil has washed away. All three are inexpensive to fix early and get more expensive if left through winter.

Is winter a good time to schedule a fence?

Yes. Schedules are typically more open in the winter than during the spring rush, and planning the project in the off-season means the fence is finished before the yard is being used again.

How long has Loudon County Fence served East Tennessee?

Loudon County Fence has served East Tennessee since 1973 from its base in Lenoir City, covering Loudon, Knox, Blount, Roane, Anderson, Monroe, Morgan, Sevier, Rhea and Meigs counties.

Get a Free On-Site Estimate

Loudon County Fence has been building fences in East Tennessee since 1973. We are veteran-owned, Google Guaranteed, and hold a Tennessee Unlimited Contractor License #54371.

Call (865) 988-9935, stop by our yard at 5482 Hwy 321 N, Lenoir City, TN 37771, or request a free estimate online. We serve Loudon, Knox, Blount, Roane, Anderson, Monroe, Morgan, Sevier, Rhea and Meigs counties.