Vinyl, wood, aluminum, and chain link. Most installs go in one to two days. Free written estimate this week.
Our strength test on a live install: the homeowner and our crew climb, kick, and lean on a freshly set vinyl panel. It does not move.
Good fence installation is mostly what you do not see: posts set deep, lines run straight, and hardware that survives the coast. Thomas Fence Co. handles fence installation across Horry County with our own 35-person crew, no subcontractors, and most jobs go in one to two days. We are family-owned, in business since 1974, and we build in vinyl, wood, aluminum and iron, and chain link. Call and a real crew comes to measure this week, then hands you a written price.
Here is how a job runs. We come out for a free on-site estimate, measure your yard, and hand you a written price, usually within 24 hours. Once you say go, we pull the permit and handle the prep. On install day the same in-house crew sets every post, hangs every gate, and most installs go in one to two days. We clean up the site and walk the finished fence with you before we call it done. No subcontractors touch your yard at any point. We are licensed and insured, BBB A+ accredited, and family owned and operated, and most installs take 1-2 days, all handled by our in-house fence crew.
Vinyl fence installation is our most requested job on the coast, and for good reason. We use UV-inhibited, commercial-grade PVC that holds its color and shrugs off salt air, and it never needs paint or stain. For privacy fence installation, vinyl and wood both work: vinyl for low upkeep near the water, wood for the look and a lower up-front cost. Either way we set the posts deep in the sandy soil and run the line straight so it stays that way through wind and weather.
Aluminum fence installation is the coastal workhorse, especially for pool fence installation, because it drains, resists rust, and meets pool-barrier code. Chain link fence installation is the budget-friendly pick for a back line, a dog run, or a work yard, and it goes up fast. Whatever the material, the crew and the care are the same. We size gates for how you actually use them and set every post to hold in sandy, wind-loaded ground.
When you search fence installation near me, you want a crew that actually shows up and builds it right. We do exactly that across the Grand Strand, from privacy fences to pool fences to affordable chain link, with honest pricing, no hidden fees, and financing from $50 a month on approved credit.
People ask for a vinyl fence installation cost or a flat fence installation cost up front, and the honest answer is that it depends. Length, material, height, the number of gates, and the terrain all move the number, and coastal-grade hardware costs a little more because it lasts. We do not post a price list, since no two yards match. You get a free written estimate after we measure, a price match on any written quote, no hidden fees, and financing from $50 a month on approved credit. Free on-site estimate this week. Family-owned since 1974, 35-person in-house crew, no subcontractors. Financing from $50/month.
We handle fence installation across Horry County and the Grand Strand: Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Murrells Inlet, Carolina Forest, Socastee, and Little River. Coastal ground drives the build. Salt air corrodes cheap fittings, ocean wind loads every panel, and sandy soil needs posts set deep. We know the Horry County permit office and the HOA rules in the beach communities, and we handle both. Coastal-grade vinyl and aluminum built for wind and salt air. Licensed and insured. Lifetime no-hassle replacement warranty on vinyl.
Our Myrtle Beach office is at 1355 Dividend Loop, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.
Vinyl is our most popular coastal pick. We use UV-inhibited, commercial-grade PVC that holds its color in the sun and shrugs off salt air. No paint, no stain, just a rinse now and then. It carries our lifetime no-hassle replacement warranty on vinyl, so if a panel fails we replace it.
Wood is warm, classic, and the lowest up-front cost, usually in pressure-treated pine or cedar. Be straight with yourself about upkeep, though: this close to the water, salt air and humidity are hard on wood, and it will want cleaning and a re-seal every few years to keep it from graying and warping.
Aluminum is the coastal workhorse for pools, slopes, and a clean look. Coastal-grade aluminum drains, resists rust, and meets pool-barrier code, which makes it the safe pick near the water. Ornamental iron gives you the heavier, forged look if that is the style you want.
Chain link is the budget-friendly, do-the-job pick for a back line, a dog run, or a work yard. It goes up fast, takes wind well because it does not catch it like a solid panel, and you can add slats later for privacy if you change your mind.
If you're on the fence about who to get yours from, don't hesitate, you should go with Thomas. Professional from start to finish.
We contacted Thomas Fence Co to install a fence on our new property, and we were not disappointed. Exceptional quality and speed.
Larry and his crew were punctual, courteous, professional, and did an all around great job. Our yard looks amazing now.
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