Top Professionals near Freeman, MO

Showing 1–2 of 2 professionals

Filtering by:
Fence Contractors ×
Brothers Fence LLC
No reviews yet
Pleasant Hill, MO Fence Contractors

Brothers Fence is a family-owned and -operated fencing contractor based in Kansas City, MO, that installs high-quality residential and commercial fences including cedar wood, vinyl, ornamental iron, chain link, and farm fencing; Brothers Fence offers free estimates, financing options, a one-year craftsmanship warranty, and over 10 years of experience delivering durable, community-focused fence solutions across the Kansas City area and surrounding towns.

View Profile
Slagle Fence - Kansas City
No reviews yet
Grandview, MO Fence Contractors

Slagle Fence is a locally owned Kansas City fence contractor that provides commercial and residential fence fabrication and installation—specializing in vinyl, wood, steel, aluminum, ornamental, chain-link, and custom fences—along with material sales, property surveys, repairs, stain-and-seal services, financing, and free quotes. Slagle Fence focuses on using high-quality materials and experienced installers to deliver durable, code-compliant fencing across the Kansas and Missouri metro area, emphasizes strong customer service and efficient scheduling, and has completed thousands of installations for local homeowners and businesses.

View Profile

Find Pros

Need Fence Contractors?

Tell us what you need and connect with up to 5 service professionals.

Find Pros

Fence Questions and Answers

What does a fence contractor do?

A fence contractor measures the property, helps choose materials and style, sets posts and builds fence panels and gates, and repairs damaged sections or failing posts.

What should I check before installing a fence?

Confirm your property lines, often with a survey, and check local height and setback rules, pool barrier requirements and HOA restrictions. Underground utilities should be marked before posts are dug.

How do I choose a fence contractor?

Compare written estimates on materials, post depth and setting method, gate hardware, removal of old fencing and warranties. Ask who handles permits and utility locates.

What affects the cost of a fence?

Cost depends on fence length and height, material, terrain and slope, gates, removal of an old fence, soil or rock conditions and permit requirements.

How should I prepare for fence installation?

Know where property lines are, clear brush and items along the fence line, and mark sprinkler lines. Talk with neighbors when the fence sits near a shared boundary.