Wood & Privacy Fence Installation Fallon, NV

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Fallon sits in Churchill County's irrigated farm belt, where property lines run long and fences mark everything from residential privacy to ranch perimeter security. Reno Fence Company has served Fallon and the surrounding Reno area since 2014, installing and repairing wood, vinyl, chain link, ornamental metal, and automatic gates for homeowners and ranch operators who need honest work and straightforward pricing.

Whether you're protecting a backyard in town or securing pasture acreage out toward the agricultural heart of the county, our fully insured crews know the local terrain, the permit rules, and how to build a fence that holds. We're AFA Member Installers (American Fence Association), and we've been here long enough to know your neighbors' fences too.

Fencing and Gates in Fallon

Fallon's housing stock ranges from compact town lots to multi-acre residential properties, and many homes sit on or near working ranch land. That mix means we install everything from privacy fences that screen a suburban backyard to farm and ranch fencing that runs hundreds of linear feet and handles livestock pressure, gate traffic, and the wear that comes with daily use. The soil here is irrigated and often clay-based near the valley floor, which means proper post setting in concrete is non-negotiable for fence life. We set posts deep and true, whether we're tamping or pouring concrete depending on the soil condition and fence type.

Our team has installed wood and vinyl privacy fences on residential lots throughout Fallon, chain link and ornamental metal fencing for commercial properties and community facilities, and farm and ranch fencing across Churchill County. We also repair storm damage, replace leaning or rotted posts, hang gates that swing true, and install automatic driveway gates for properties where manual operation isn't practical. Since 2014, we've learned what holds in this climate and what fails, and we propose repair before replacement whenever the fence justifies it.

Our services in Fallon

Wood & Privacy Fence Installation in Fallon · Reno's decomposed granite makes every post hole a rock fight here.
Vinyl & PVC Fence Installation in Fallon · Reno's high-altitude UV can crack unsealed wood fast…
Chain Link Fence Installation in Fallon · Chain link handles Reno's rocky ground and open-desert wind without complaint.
Aluminum & Ornamental Iron Fencing in Fallon · Aluminum and iron fencing frames the brick bungalows near Reno's river without…
Fence Repair in Fallon · A sagging fence in Reno usually means the post shifted in rocky…
Storm Damage Fence Repair in Fallon · Down-canyon wind off the Sierra can flatten a long privacy run in a single gust.
Fence Post Repair & Replacement in Fallon · A leaning post in Reno almost always means the auger hit decomposed granite too…
Gate Installation & Repair in Fallon · A gate on a Reno fence often binds once decomposed granite settles under the…
Automatic & Driveway Gates in Fallon · A driveway gate here has to fight strong down-canyon wind on every open swing.
Pool Fence Installation in Fallon · Pool fences in Reno must meet the pool barrier code that applies at your…
Fence Replacement & Removal in Fallon · Fence replacement in Reno often starts with pulling out old wood that UV and…
Fence Staining & Restoration in Fallon · High-altitude UV greys and splits unsealed wood in Reno faster than most owners…
Commercial & Temporary Fencing in Fallon · Commercial sites around Reno need temporary fencing that stands up to…
Farm & Ranch Fencing in Fallon · Farm and ranch fencing across Humboldt and Pershing counties has to survive…

How a Fence Project Works in Fallon

Start with a free on-site assessment. Call us at (775) 993-4968 or reach out online, and we'll visit your property, measure the fence line, note any site challenges (tight access, slope, utilities, HOA rules), discuss your material preference and budget, and give you a straightforward estimate with no surprises. If your property is in an HOA or a master-planned community, we coordinate with architectural review and confirm setback and height rules with the local authority before we break ground.

Once you approve the estimate, we handle utility locates (Nevada law requires a Nevada 811 locate before any digging), lay out the fence line, set posts in concrete at proper spacing, install rails and pickets or mesh, hang gates with hardware that works smoothly, and brace everything to prevent sag over time. For wood fences, we use pressure-treated pine or cedar depending on your choice and budget. For vinyl, we use quality PVC that resists UV and holds color. For chain link, we set the correct mesh gauge and tension the fabric properly so it doesn't sag. For ornamental metal, we ensure all hardware is galvanized or powder-coated to resist corrosion in the local climate.

We clean up debris, haul away old materials if you're replacing a fence, and walk the finished job with you to confirm everything meets the estimate and works the way you expected. We leave your property clean.

Pricing for fence installation in Fallon depends on the material, the length of the run, site access, and whether you're replacing an old fence or building new. Wood privacy fencing starts at $34 per linear foot, vinyl at $46 per linear foot, chain link at $21 per linear foot, and ornamental metal at $52 per linear foot. Farm and ranch fencing runs lower, from $15 per linear foot, because the design is simpler and the runs are longer. Gate installation and repair start at $575, and automatic driveway gates begin at $3,200 installed. Fence repair jobs (posts, rails, pickets, hardware) start at $525, and storm damage assessment is free. The best way to know what your project will cost is to call us at (775) 993-4968 for a free estimate. We'll visit your property, discuss what you need, and give you a number you can trust.

✅ AFA Member Installer (American Fence Association), fully insured for work in Fallon and nearby areas.

Do I need a permit to install a fence in Fallon?

Permit requirements in Fallon and Churchill County vary by property type and fence height. Residential fences typically require a permit if they exceed a certain height (usually 6 feet in front setbacks, 8 feet in rear yards), and some jurisdictions require them regardless of height. Farm and ranch fencing has different rules. We always check with the local building department before we start, so you don't have to. Call us at (775) 993-4968 and we'll confirm what applies to your property.

My fence is leaning and looks like it might fall. Can it be repaired, or do I need a whole new fence?

A leaning fence is usually a post problem, not a fence problem. If one or more posts have rotted at the ground line or the concrete footing has failed, we can replace those posts and brace the fence to pull it back plumb. If the lean is severe or the posts are rotted all the way up, replacement may be the better spend. We'll assess it on site and tell you honestly which option makes sense. Call (775) 993-4968 for a free evaluation.

What's the difference between wood and vinyl fencing, and which is better for Fallon?

Wood fencing (pressure-treated pine or cedar) costs less upfront, looks natural, and can be stained or painted. It requires maintenance every few years and will eventually rot at the ground line where moisture collects. Vinyl fencing costs more to install but requires almost no maintenance, holds color indefinitely, and won't rot. In Fallon's irrigated climate, both materials work, but vinyl lasts longer if you don't want to maintain it. Wood is the right choice if you like the look and are willing to refresh it periodically. We can build either one well.

How deep should fence posts be set, and does it matter if you use concrete or just tamp the soil?

Posts should be set at least one-third of their above-ground height, typically 2 to 3 feet deep depending on the fence height and soil type. In Fallon's clay-based irrigated soil, concrete is the stronger choice because it locks the post in place and resists frost heave and moisture movement better than tamped soil alone. We set posts in concrete as standard practice for residential and ranch fencing, and we space them correctly (typically 6 feet on center for residential, 8 feet for ranch) so the fence doesn't sag under wind or animal pressure.

I have an HOA. Do I need approval before I install a fence?

Yes. Most HOAs in master-planned communities around Fallon and Reno require architectural review and approval for any fence installation. They control height, material, color, and setback. We coordinate with your HOA before we start work, so there are no surprises or rework. Bring your HOA design guidelines to your estimate appointment, or we can reach out to them directly. It adds a week or two to the timeline, but it's the right way to do it.

Are your crews fully insured?

Yes. We carry general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and we're happy to provide a certificate of insurance on request. All work is performed by our fully insured crews, so you're protected if anything goes wrong on your property.

My fence was damaged in a storm. How do you handle storm repair?

We assess storm damage for free. If boards are broken, rails are cracked, or posts are bent, we can often repair the damage without replacing the whole fence. If the fence is beyond repair, we'll quote a replacement. We can help you document the damage for your insurance claim, but your insurance company makes the final decision on coverage. Call us at (775) 993-4968 right away so we can assess what happened and get you a plan.