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First Fence of Georgia in Kennesaw, Georgia
1779 Big Shanty Drive, Kennesaw, GA, 30144 Photos
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About First Fence of Georgia
At First Fence of Georgia, we’re your local fencing contractor based at 1779 Big Shanty Dr. NW in Kennesaw, serving the Georgia area with hands-on fence installations. We measure properties precisely, dig post holes, set sturdy posts, and fit panels for residential, commercial, and industrial needs. Our work ensures fences stand secure against local weather and terrain.
Neighborhoods
- Acworth
- Marietta
- Woodstock
- Smyrna
- Roswell
- Powder Springs
- Dallas
- Austell
- Sandy Springs
- Hiram
- Vinings
- Fair Oaks
Extra Info
Features
- Fencing Contractor
- Serving Kennesaw, GA
- Professional Service
- Quality Fencing
- Reliable Contractor
Accepted Payment Methods
- credit card
- debit card
- cash
- bank transfer
FAQ
How does First Fence of Georgia determine pricing for a fence installation?
We provide free estimates for all fence projects. Our pricing is based on several factors including the size of your property, the type of fencing material you choose, site conditions like terrain and existing landscaping, and any additional features such as gates or privacy slats. During our site visit, we measure your property precisely and assess any challenges to give you an accurate, itemized quote that breaks down material costs, labor, permits, and cleanup so you know exactly what to expect.
Are you licensed and insured?
First Fence of Georgia maintains proper licensing and insurance coverage to protect you during installation work. We carry general liability insurance and workers' compensation insurance, which means you're protected from financial responsibility if accidents or damages occur during the project. We're happy to provide proof of our credentials before you hire us, and we recommend always verifying this information with any contractor you work with.
Does First Fence of Georgia install chain-link fencing with privacy features?
Yes, we specialize in chain-link fencing installations for residential, commercial, and industrial properties. Our work includes chain-link fences with privacy slats, which provide both security and visual screening. We also install gates-including single and double gates-and can customize installations to match your specific needs, whether that's for a facility, parking lot, or property perimeter.
What should I expect during the installation process?
First Fence of Georgia handles the complete installation from start to finish. We begin with precise property measurements and mark out the fence line. Next, we dig post holes and set sturdy posts using proper installation techniques to ensure your fence stands secure against Georgia's weather and terrain. We then fit panels and install any gates you've requested. We'll discuss property access needs with you upfront and let you know about any areas where you may need to limit traffic during the work.
How does First Fence of Georgia handle debris and cleanup after installation?
We take responsibility for the cleanup and removal of installation debris from your property. Our quote includes cleanup costs so there are no surprises, and we leave your property in clean condition once the work is complete. This means you won't have to deal with leftover materials, dirt, or waste from the installation process.
Why should I hire a professional fence contractor instead of doing it myself?
Professional installation ensures your fence is built to last and performs safely under real-world conditions. We use proper techniques like setting posts at the correct depth with adequate support, which prevents sagging, leaning, or failure over time. We also handle permits and ensure your fence complies with local building codes and property line requirements-mistakes here can lead to costly disputes with neighbors. Additionally, we have the equipment and expertise to navigate terrain challenges and weather conditions specific to Georgia that DIY installations often overlook.
