Serving the 606 and the eastern Bluegrass
Aluminum is what we build ourselves — cut, welded, and powder coated in our own shop, not ordered in from a catalogue. We also install vinyl, wood, and chain link, because the right fence depends on the job.
What we install
Most fence companies install whatever the supplier sends. We fabricate our own aluminum, which is why we lead with it — and why our gates carry a warranty the others don't offer.
Doesn't rot, rust, or need painting. Our gates are welded from American aluminum and finished in an AAMA 2604 architectural powder coat. Best long-run value for most properties, and the only material where we control the whole chain.
Good for full privacy and a clean white line. No painting, easy to wash down. Heavier panels need solid posts and proper footings — which is where most vinyl fence goes wrong.
Still the cheapest privacy per foot, and it suits some properties better than anything else. Be honest with yourself about staining it every few years, and it will last.
Hard to beat for dog runs, ball fields, and securing acreage on a budget. Galvanized or black vinyl-coated. Not pretty, extremely practical.
The part we're actually known for
A fence sits still. A gate moves several thousand times a year, and that's where cheap fencing shows itself — a sagging gate, a latch that stops lining up, corners working loose.
Our aluminum gates are welded at the corners, not bolted. A bolted corner relies on fasteners staying tight through a decade of swinging and Kentucky winters; a welded corner has nothing to loosen. That's why we can put a lifetime warranty against structural defects on a gate we built, and why we won't hang a gate somebody else built.
Gate hardware is fitted before the gate leaves the shop — including self-closing, self-latching hardware for pool enclosures, so the inspection isn't a surprise.
Straight answer
Plenty of contractors advertise a region they never visit. Here's our arrangement, plainly:
We work with three installers based in Eastern Kentucky, and our own crew travels for larger jobs and gate work. Which one comes out depends on where you are and what the job needs — a chain link run in Pikeville and a welded estate gate in Somerset are different problems.
When you call, you'll be told which of those it is before anyone quotes anything. If you're somewhere we genuinely can't cover well, we'll say so rather than take the job and subcontract it to whoever answers.
Coverage
Plus the smaller communities around them — most of our work is outside the town limits.
Questions
Both, honestly. Three installers are based in the region, and our own crew travels in for bigger jobs and gate work. You'll be told which one is coming out before anything is quoted.
It depends on material, length, height, terrain, and gate count — and terrain matters more here than almost anywhere. A flat half-acre in Richmond and a hillside outside Hazard are not the same job. We price after seeing the property rather than quoting a per-foot number that turns out not to apply.
Aluminum if you want it to last without maintenance and you care how it looks. Vinyl for full privacy with no painting. Wood if budget leads and you'll actually stain it. Chain link for dogs, acreage, and ball fields. We'll tell you if the one you asked for is the wrong call for your property.
Our aluminum gates are cut, welded, and powder coated in our own Appalachian shop from American aluminum. That's unusual — most fence companies order gates in — and it's why ours carry a lifetime structural warranty.
Yes. Pool barrier codes generally require a minimum height with self-closing, self-latching gate hardware. We build to spec and fit the hardware before the gate ships, so the inspection isn't a surprise. Check your local code — requirements vary by county.
Yes — operators, keypads, and access control, on new gates or existing ones. We won't hang a gate we didn't build, but we're happy to automate one.
Varies by season and which crew. Call and we'll give you a real date rather than a hopeful one.
Get a quote
A few details and we'll come back within one business day with next steps and who'd be coming out. No obligation.