B-Line Fence: Your Trusted Fencing Experts in Montgomery, AL

We install a wide variety of fences including privacy, premium-treated, chain-link, livestock, and metal fencing tailored to Montgomery, Alabama homes and businesses.

Installation time depends on fence type and property size, but our team works efficiently to complete each project with minimal disruption.

Yes! We collaborate with you to design custom fencing solutions that fit your property, style, and budget.

Absolutely. We use high-quality materials and treatments to ensure durability against Alabama’s weather conditions.

Yes, our team can repair or replace damaged sections to restore your fence’s functionality and appearance.

Yes, we provide free, no-obligation estimates to help you plan your fencing project with confidence.

Maintenance depends on the fence type, but our team will provide guidance on cleaning, inspections, and care for long-lasting performance.

Yes, B-Line Fence is fully licensed and insured, ensuring professional and reliable service for all clients.

We start from your deed and plat if available, then mark obvious monuments and stakes. If corners are unclear, we recommend a licensed survey before work begins — it’s the only legally definitive method. We won’t build over a neighbor’s property or change a boundary without written consent. If you suspect a line dispute, pause and get a survey; replacing a fence after a legal issue is far more costly than confirming boundaries up front.

Maintenance varies: wood benefits from staining or sealing every 2–4 years and occasional board replacement; vinyl needs rinsing and occasional mildew removal; aluminum requires little beyond cleaning and occasional touch-up paint for scratches; chain-link may need rust treatment and gravel infill to reduce weed growth. We provide a tailored maintenance guide at installation, including fast checks after storms and how to safely treat rust, mildew, or loose posts to extend the fence’s life.

We use stepped panels, racked panels, or custom cut posts depending on slope severity and desired aesthetics. For steep slopes we may build a retaining curb, use longer posts with proper concrete footings, or create a tiered fence layout. Our on-site assessment determines the most attractive and structurally sound approach. Proper drainage and footing depth on slopes are critical to prevent leaning; we design for long-term stability rather than quick fixes.

We always request utility locates through the state one-call system before digging. For private services or unclear markings, we use careful hand-digging in suspect zones and coordinate with utility companies when necessary. We’ll identify known septic fields, irrigation lines, and invisible services during the site walk. Protecting utilities prevents dangerous damage, expensive repairs, and liability. If you have recent landscape or irrigation plans, share them to speed the process.

Yes — we install electric gate openers, intercoms, and can coordinate with security vendors for cameras and access control. Gate automation requires proper electrical supply, structural gate framing, and safety sensors. We size motors to gate weight and cycle frequency and advise on backup power for outages. If integrating with an existing security system, we coordinate with your provider to ensure compatibility and safe operation, including required permits for electrical work.

Yes — reclaimed or sustainably sourced wood, recycled-content vinyl, and powder-coated aluminum are greener options that reduce long-term maintenance. Permeable gravel access points and native plant buffers help with stormwater while preserving drainage. We also design fences to avoid unnecessary tree removal and recommend rot-resistant species or composite materials for humid Montgomery conditions. Eco choices often save money over decades through reduced maintenance and longer replacement cycles.

Privacy fencing increases comfort but can block sightlines used for natural surveillance; consider gates, picket top rails, or strategic visibility areas near driveways for safety. For resale, durable materials with good aesthetics (aluminum or well-finished wood) often add curb appeal. We help balance privacy desires with neighborhood norms and safety — for example, solid rear fences and decorative front railings preserve both seclusion and curb presence, optimizing long-term value.