Get your fence HOA-approved.
A site plan drawn to show exactly what most ARC committees check first on a fence — height by yard zone, material, and placement relative to your property lines.
What your HOA typically wants to see for a fence.
Requirements vary by community, but these are the specifics ARC committees consistently ask about for fences.
- Height by zone — front, side, and rear yards very often have different maximums (commonly something like 4' front, 6' rear) in the same community
- Material — many HOAs prohibit chain-link where it's visible from the street and require wood, vinyl, or wrought iron instead
- Color/stain — usually restricted to an approved list, especially for wood and vinyl
- Placement — exact distance from property corners and sidewalks, since fences right at a lot line are a common source of neighbor disputes and committee pushback
- Gates — location and swing direction, particularly near a shared property line
Common reasons fences get sent back.
- Height is correct for the rear yard but violates the separate, lower front-yard limit — the single most common fence mistake
- Chain-link or an unapproved material in a zone visible from the street
- No site plan showing the fence line relative to the actual property corners, just a general description
- Color or stain not on the approved list
Everything the committee asks for, in one submission.
One flat project fee
Covers the full package — plus revisions until your HOA approves it.
- No hourly billing, no add-ons
- Unlimited revisions to satisfy the ARC
- Print-ready and digital files delivered
The drawings you'll submit.
Clean, dimensioned, and formatted the way review committees expect. Every package includes the site plan and elevations; the materials schedule is added only when your HOA requires it.
— Replace these with photos of your own approved projects for maximum trust
Approved, or we keep revising — free.
If the committee sends it back, we redraw it at no extra cost and tell you exactly what to say when you resubmit. You don't pay more because the HOA changed its mind.
One price. Everything included.
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Specific to your fence.
Can my fence be taller in the backyard than in the front?+
Do I need a survey to show exact property lines?+
Tell us about your project.
Send the details and we'll reply with next steps and your flat $500 quote — usually the same day.