Fence Financing & Payment Options in East Tennessee
If you’re searching for reliable and high-quality fencing services in Knoxville, TN and East Tennessee, look no further than Loudon County Fence LLC. As one of the most trusted fence companies in the Knoxville area, we specialize in both residential and commercial fencing solutions. From wood and vinyl fencing to chain link and ornamental metal, we have the expertise to deliver durable, attractive fences that stand the test of time. Protecting and enhancing your home or business with the right fence or gate installation is a smart investment. Not only does it boost your property’s curb appeal, but it also adds security and long-term value. At Loudon County Fence, we understand that quality fencing is an important decision, which is why we work with you to ensure the best results at a competitive price. We also make payment easy and convenient, offering multiple flexible payment options to suit your needs. Whether you’re installing a new fence in Knoxville, Lenoir City, or the surrounding areas, we’re here to help from start to finish. Call Loudon County Fence today to learn more or to request a free estimate. Discover why we're a top-rated Knoxville area fence contractor committed to quality, affordability, and customer satisfaction.
Payment Options Include:
• Credit / Debit Card - We accept over-the-phone credit card payments, but please be aware that there is a 2% additional fee for this method.
• Venmo
• Check - There is no fee for a check, please write it out to Loudon County Fence. Our address is 5482 Highway 321 N Lenoir City, TN 37771
• Cash
Call us at (865) 988-9935 for more information.
Fence Financing Questions
How paying over time works, and how to size the project before you borrow for it.
Do you offer financing for fence installation?
Yes. Ask when we come out to quote and we will walk you through the options available for your project. Terms, rates and approval come from the lender rather than from us.
How much should I expect the project to cost?
Installed, in this market: roughly $10–40 per foot chain link, $14–50 wood privacy, $19–60 vinyl, $24–70 ornamental aluminum, $12–30 farm fence. A 150-foot back yard commonly lands between $2,100 and $7,500. Costs by length.
Can I reduce the cost rather than finance more?
Often, yes, and it is worth considering first. Fencing only the area you actually use instead of the full property line frequently cuts footage by a third. Going to four feet instead of six typically saves 20 to 30 percent. Chain link or wood instead of vinyl or aluminum saves more again.
Can I do the project in phases?
Yes, and it is common. Fence the back yard now and the sides later, or do the run that matters most first. Tell us the plan at quote stage so posts and gate placement are set up for the later phase rather than needing rework.
Is it cheaper to buy materials myself?
Usually not. Materials are only about 40 to 50 percent of an installed fence, most contractors buy at trade pricing, and many will not warranty labor on material they did not supply. The savings in DIY come from the labor, not the materials.
Does a fence add value to my property?
Fencing is generally considered a solid exterior improvement for resale, particularly in neighborhoods where most homes have one. How much value depends on your market and the buyer — a real estate agent local to your area can give a better answer than we can.
Should I spend more on materials or on installation?
Installation, if you have to choose. Post depth, spacing and footings determine whether a fence stays plumb, and East Tennessee clay is unforgiving of shortcuts. A well-installed wood fence outlasts a badly installed vinyl one.
Why is one quote so much cheaper?
Usually post spacing or post depth — both reduce the bid and shorten the life of the fence. Also check exclusions: old fence removal, haul-off, permits and gates are commonly left out and reappear as change orders. Ask every bidder for spacing and depth in writing.
Do prices change through the year?
Material prices have moved considerably. Section 232 tariffs pushed aluminum up roughly 33 percent and steel roughly 20 percent year over year in 2026, while softwood lumber rose far less. Wood has been the most price-stable material. Ask for a quote validity period.
Is the estimate free?
Yes — free and no obligation. We walk the property and give you a firm written price whether you hire us or not. Request one here.
We are a fence contractor, not a financial advisor — financing terms, rates and eligibility are set by the lender, and any borrowing decision is yours to make with them. Call (865) 988-9935.
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