Tell us what is inconvenient about your yard now: no enclosed dog area, a patio facing neighboring windows, or an opening too narrow for the mower. Those details give us a better starting point than choosing panels from a photograph.

For a smaller Moody garden-home lot, we can discuss enclosing the area you actually use while keeping an entry for yard work. On a larger property, separating a pet yard from the remaining land may be more useful than treating every boundary the same.

We are veteran-owned and build wood fencing with metal posts and metal frames. We stock commonly used materials, but installation dates depend on your selections, site conditions, approvals, and our schedule. Ask us about timing for your project.

No. Our estimates are free and come without an obligation to book. Let us know whether you need a new fence, a replacement, or a different arrangement of gates. Pictures of the area and any available survey can help us understand what you want to accomplish.

Include details that affect the work: an old fence to remove, a narrow passage beside the house, or a gate that needs to admit equipment. Ask how those items appear in the proposal. Arrange your free estimate so the comparison covers the full installation, not just the fence material.

Financing options are offered for residential fence installations. After pricing your layout, we can explain the application process. Approval, repayment terms, and fees depend on the current offer.

It helps to look at two parts of the decision:

• The installation - Make sure the amount includes the fence, necessary gates, and any agreed removal work.
• The payment agreement - Review interest, fees, repayment length, and the complete amount payable before accepting.

Ask about your project for an estimate before deciding how to pay. We can discuss material alternatives that meet your needs.

We offer several ways to enclose a property. A screen beside a garden-home patio has a different purpose from a visible perimeter around a larger yard. Compare each option by privacy, appearance, maintenance, and the openings you need:

• Wood fencing- Adaptable privacy and decorative designs, with metal posts and metal frames in our construction.
• Vinyl fencing- A choice for screening a sitting area without scheduling repeated staining or painting.
• Chain link fencing- An open enclosure for dog areas, utility spaces, or longer fence runs.
• Aluminum fencing- Decorative pickets that leave the yard visible rather than forming a solid privacy wall.
• Pool fencing- A defined pool enclosure with gate and barrier details selected for the applicable requirements.
• Commercial fencing- Layouts for keeping customer access separate from storage, work areas, and business equipment.

For example, a private patio and an open rear boundary may call for different treatments. Talk with our team about whether one material or a combination makes sense for your yard.

Yes. We provide pool fence installation. Plan the pool barrier early, especially if you also want a separate dog yard or a privacy fence. Those enclosures can serve different purposes, and the pool boundary needs its own review.

Moody lists pools and fences among work requiring permits and drawings. Discuss both parts of the project with the city before construction. Your plan should show how people enter the pool area and where access to the rest of the yard remains available.

We can discuss the enclosure, gates, and hardware with you, subject to the requirements for your property. Get help planning the pool fence, and check any HOA or insurer conditions too. Barriers help control access; active supervision is still essential.

For a property governed by an HOA, obtain its current fence standards before ordering a style. Ask what drawings or product information the reviewer needs and whether there are restrictions on the visible sides of the yard. Keep the written decision with your project paperwork.

Moody includes HOA communities and properties outside that setting. A nearby fence is not proof that the same design fits your lot. Confirm your private restrictions; city permitting remains a separate step even after association approval.

Send us the approved material, color, and layout details before the installation plan is finalized. If the review changes the design, the estimate may need updating too. Discuss your HOA-approved plan with us so everyone is working from the same information.

We are a licensed and insured fence company. Our insurance includes commercial auto, liability, and workers' compensation coverage. You may request current documentation while considering your proposal.

Use that review to clarify who is providing the installation and what work is included. A complete comparison also accounts for posts, gate hardware, removal, and other agreed tasks. We welcome those questions before you commit to a Moody project.

Our one-year workmanship warranty applies to fence and gate installations. It addresses our workmanship; material coverage comes from the relevant manufacturer and varies among products.

Ask for the information attached to the material you choose, including any maintenance expectations. A wood fence and a vinyl fence have different care needs, so keep the appropriate instructions rather than relying on a general promise of low maintenance.

Contact us if something needs attention. Describe the issue and share photos if possible. We will review it and explain the next step under the applicable coverage.

A fence can provide the privacy you wanted and still make the yard harder to use if the gate is in the wrong place. For a garden-home lot, check the route from the driveway to the back patio before closing off a side passage.

On a more spacious Moody property, consider whether you need separate walking and equipment entries. Our residential gates can be discussed alongside the fence layout, including opening space, nearby landscaping, and the surface people or vehicles will cross.

For a business, visitors should have a clear route while storage and working areas stay controlled. Request a fence and gate estimate with the entrances marked, and we can help you evaluate the whole arrangement.

The Moody Inspection Department explicitly lists fences as requiring permits and drawings. Contact the department before installation to confirm jurisdiction, current application details, and the rules for your proposed location. Ask about street-facing sections and corner visibility if they affect your lot.

Moody's stormwater guidance identifies the city as part of the Cahaba River watershed. If your fence route crosses a drainage feature or the work will disturb soil, ask what stormwater requirements apply. A privacy fence should not be planned as a way to redirect runoff.

Keep property boundaries, recorded easements, and any HOA conditions in the same planning discussion. Share the approved information with us before work is scheduled. Contact Fencing Unlimited to develop a fence proposal around those site limits.