Proven construction methods
Traditional fence installation remains the standard for many wood, aluminum, chain link and specialty fence systems. The post foundation, depth, spacing and concrete requirements are matched to the fence and property.
OUR INSTALLATION METHOD
Traditional Fence Installation
Freedom Fencing of Ga offers traditional installation alongside No-Dig, and recommends whichever fits the fence. We use conventional installation methods selected for the fence system, including excavated post holes and concrete-set posts where appropriate.
A good fit for decorative wood posts
Chamfered, French Gothic and other exposed wood-post designs naturally fit traditional installation because the finished wood post is part of the visible fence design.
Subcontractor-friendly production
Freedom Fencing is structured around clear scopes, defined materials and professional installation crews. The operating model is intentionally straightforward so jobs can move from sold to installed efficiently.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Fence questions
Do you install posts in concrete?
Yes, where the fence system and project specifications call for concrete-set posts.
What type of post installation do you use?
Both. Freedom Fencing installs No-Dig driven posts and traditional excavated, concrete-set posts. This page covers traditional installation; see our No-Dig page for the alternative.
Can you replace an existing fence?
Yes. Removal and replacement can be included in the project scope.
Ready to get started?
Tell us about your fence and property. We’ll help you move toward the right next step.