The start of a new year has a way of putting things into perspective. We clean up loose ends, make plans for improvements, and finally tackle projects that have been sitting on the back burner. For many homeowners, business owners, and property managers across East Tennessee, fencing is one of those projects.
At Loudon County Fence, we’re officially back in the office and kicking off 2026 by scheduling new fence installations across Knoxville and the surrounding counties. And while most people think of fencing as a spring or summer project, winter is often the smartest time to plan—and even install—a new fence.
Loudon County Fence has been serving East Tennessee for over 50 years. In that time, we’ve installed fences on everything from suburban backyards and farms to commercial facilities, industrial sites, and government properties. We’ve worked through rocky soil, uneven terrain, tight access points, and unpredictable weather. Experience isn’t just a number—it’s what allows a fence to last.
A fence is more than posts and panels. It’s security, privacy, safety, and curb appeal wrapped into one structure. When installed correctly, it protects your investment for decades. When installed poorly, it becomes a recurring problem.
Winter fencing often surprises people, but it offers real advantages:
Even if you don’t plan to install immediately, winter is the best time to get on the schedule.
We work with property owners across Knoxville, Knox County, Loudon County, Lenoir City, Oak Ridge, Farragut, Maryville, Blount County, and surrounding areas. Our services include:
Each project starts with understanding the property, the purpose of the fence, and how it needs to perform long-term—not just how it looks on day one.
One of the most common issues we see when replacing fences is rushed installation. Posts not set deep enough. Improper spacing. Materials that aren’t suited for the local climate. These shortcuts might save time upfront, but they cost far more in repairs and replacements later.
Our approach is simple: build it right the first time. That means proper post depth, quality materials, and installers who understand East Tennessee soil and conditions.
If a new fence is part of your 2026 goals—whether it’s for privacy, security, livestock, or property value—now is the time to act. Getting an estimate early gives you time to plan, budget, and choose the right solution without pressure.
Winter installs also mean you’ll be ahead of the curve when spring arrives.
Loudon County Fence is back and ready to serve East Tennessee in 2026. If you’re considering a new fence or replacing an old one, reach out now to schedule a free estimate and secure your place on the calendar.
Learn more at
https://www.lcfence.com
Because a well-built fence isn’t just a boundary—it’s peace of mind.