Fence Installation in Monroe County, TN
Monroe County’s Trusted Fence Company for Over 50 Years
From the peaceful countryside of Tellico Plains to the growing neighborhoods in Madisonville and Sweetwater, Loudon County Fence has been the name to trust in Monroe County for professional fence installation. Whether you need security, privacy, or a boundary for your livestock, we’ve got the materials and experience to do it right.
Why Monroe County Chooses Loudon County Fence
✅ Veteran-Owned & Operated
We’re proud to be a local company that stands behind our word. No bologna. No excuses. Just great fences.
✅ Unlimited Licensed Contractor
With a license that covers projects of all sizes, we handle everything from residential homes to agricultural land and commercial developments.
✅ East Tennessee Experts
We’ve been building fences across the region for over 50 years. We know the terrain, the community, and how to build fences that last in this climate.
Fence Styles We Offer in Monroe County
🪵 Wood Fencing – Perfect for homes, farms, and privacy
🧱 Vinyl Fencing – Modern, clean, and low-maintenance
🔗 Chain Link Fencing – Practical and secure
🛡️ Metal & Aluminum Fencing – Strong and stylish
🌾 Farm & Agricultural Fencing – Great for horses, cattle, and rural properties
Serving All of Monroe County
We regularly install fences in:
• Madisonville
• Sweetwater
• Tellico Plains
• Vonore
• Ballplay
• Coker Creek
Fence & Fencing in Knoxville & East Tennessee
Monroe County Fence Questions, Answered
Farmland in the valley, Cherokee National Forest on the ridges. Monroe County fencing is mostly livestock and long runs.
Do I need a permit for a fence in Monroe County?
Building and zoning specifications differ by city or town within the county, and unincorporated land is administered separately from Madisonville, Sweetwater, Vonore and Tellico Plains. Confirm with your local planning or zoning office before construction.
Is there a statewide fence height limit in Tennessee?
No. Tennessee publishes no statewide residential fence code — every town and county writes its own. Thresholds vary by several feet between neighboring jurisdictions.
What fence works best for cattle here?
Woven wire and board fence are the standard answers, with high-tensile on larger tracts. The wire is rarely what fails — corner and gate bracing determines whether a farm fence holds. A weak corner pulls the whole run out of line within a season.
What about horses?
Board fence or a smooth wire system rather than barbed. Horses lean and push, and barbed wire causes injuries cattle generally avoid. Visibility matters more with horses too — they need to see the fence.
What does farm fence cost per foot?
Roughly $12–30 per linear foot installed, depending on type, terrain and gates. Across acreage that compounds quickly, so gate placement and layout matter more than on a town lot. Full 2026 cost guide.
Who is responsible for a fence between two farms?
A boundary fence is a partition fence under Tennessee Code 44-8-202, and adjoining owners generally share the cost of building and repairing it. Where one property is agricultural and the other is not, the non-agricultural owner may file a written disclaimer of responsibility. Full explanation.
What if neighbors cannot agree on repair costs?
Tennessee provides an out-of-court process. Either party may ask a judge of the court of general sessions to intervene, and the judge appoints three disinterested freeholders to examine the fence and determine what is owed.
What about the ridges toward Tellico Plains and Coker Creek?
Steeper ground and shallow rock. Sloped runs must be stepped or racked to follow grade — commonly 10 to 25 percent added to installed cost — and rock means post holes that will not simply auger. Setting a post shallow to avoid rock causes leaning a few seasons later.
How do I handle a fence line running through woods?
Clear the line first and establish the boundary before setting anything. Tennessee has no statute drawing your line — the deed and county plat govern, and a fence left in the wrong place long enough can become the legal line.
Do I have to call 811 before digging?
Yes — post holes count as excavation under Tennessee law. Budget about three business days. On farm ground, private runs to barns, wells, pumps and septic fields are common and are never marked by the locate. Full 811 guide.
General information current as of 2026. Requirements differ between incorporated municipalities and unincorporated Monroe County — confirm before construction. Not legal advice.
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