Slidell fence company · Northshore service
Fencing services shaped around your yard
Choose by what the fence needs to do: create a natural boundary, add backyard privacy, or secure the property while keeping it open and visible.
Find the right fit
Three fence types. Three different jobs.
Start with the outcome you want, then open the service page for planning details, cost factors, and common questions.
Fence type 01 Wood Fence Installation
Wood Fencing
A natural-looking boundary, planned around how you use the yard. We lay out the fence line, gates, height, and grade before the first post goes in.
Explore Wood Fencing
Fence type 02 Privacy Fence Installation
Privacy Fencing
Create a more comfortable backyard by deciding what needs screening, where access belongs, and how the fence should follow the property—not just how tall it should be.
Explore Privacy Fencing
Fence type 03 Chain Link Fence Installation
Chain Link Fencing
A practical boundary for pets, side yards, and long fence lines. Choose the finish, height, and gate layout that fits how the property is used.
Explore Chain Link FencingQuick comparison
Which fence matches your priorities?
| Priority | Wood | Privacy | Chain link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best starting point | Natural residential boundary | Screening neighbors or streets | Pets, long runs, and visibility |
| Overall feel | Warm and landscape-friendly | Enclosed and private | Open and practical |
| Plan carefully for | Grade, gates, and sightlines | Height rules and lower gaps | Finish, height, and gate width |
| Explore | Wood fencing | Privacy fencing | Chain link fencing |
From first call to final walk
A simple way to start the project
- 01
Tell us what the yard needs
Privacy, pets, a property line, or a cleaner-looking enclosure gives us the right place to start.
- 02
Walk the fence line
We measure, check access and grade, discuss gates, and confirm the fence type that fits the property.
- 03
Review a clear estimate
You get a project-specific scope before installation so the layout and expectations are understood.
Before you choose
Questions to ask any fence company
The best comparison is not only price. Make sure the estimate matches the fence line, gates, site conditions, and finish you discussed.
How do I compare fence estimates?
Compare the same length, height, gates, finish, and site preparation. Ask what is included, how layout changes are handled, and whether the final scope reflects the actual yard measurement.
Do I need a fence permit or HOA approval?
Requirements vary by address, setbacks, height, and neighborhood rules. Confirm those details before installation. Our Louisiana fence-permit guide gives you a useful checklist.
Which fence is best for dogs?
That depends on the dog's size, jumping or digging behavior, and whether you want an open view or more privacy. Height, gate latches, and lower gaps matter as much as the material.
Can I start with photos?
Yes. Text photos, your address, a rough fence-line measurement, and a short note about what you want the fence to do. We can use that to begin the conversation before the site measurement.
Not sure which one?
Start with the yard, not the fence catalog.
Tell us what you want the boundary to do. We’ll help you narrow the options before you commit to a material or layout.