How No-Dig installation works
Instead of digging a hole for each post and filling it with concrete, steel posts are driven into the ground. The fence framing attaches to those posts, giving a solid foundation without excavation.
NO-DIG FENCE INSTALLATION
No-Dig Fence Installation
Freedom Fencing of Ga has been building No-Dig fences in North Metro Atlanta for years. Driven steel posts replace dug, concrete-filled holes, so the fence goes in stronger, lasts longer, leaves less mess and fits spaces a post-hole auger cannot reach.
Less mess in your yard
No spoil piles, no concrete bags and no mixing on site. That matters on finished lawns, near landscaping and anywhere you would rather not have a trench of dirt along the property line.
Tighter spaces
Driven posts can go along retaining walls, between tree roots and near utility lines where digging a hole is difficult or not allowed.
When we choose traditional instead
No-Dig is not right for every design. Exposed decorative wood posts, like chamfered or French Gothic styles, are better set traditionally. We will tell you which method fits your fence and price both where both apply.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Fence questions
Is a No-Dig fence as strong as concrete-set posts?
For compatible fence systems, driven steel posts provide a strong, long-lasting foundation. We recommend No-Dig only where the system and site are a good fit.
What fence types can be installed No-Dig?
Many wood privacy, capped privacy, post-and-rail and other systems can be built on No-Dig posts. Some decorative wood-post designs are better installed traditionally.
Compare fence types →Do you still offer traditional installation?
Yes. Freedom Fencing installs both No-Dig and traditional fences.
Learn about traditional installation →Ready to get started?
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