Fairfax County, VA

Fence Company in Fairfax County, VA

Super Fabrications installs, repairs, and replaces fences across Fairfax County, Virginia — vinyl, wood, aluminum, chain link, and iron, plus automatic gates — from our home shop in Vienna. We are a VA Class A contractor, the estimate is free, and it happens on your property.

Home county

Our shop is in Vienna — Fairfax County is home turf.

22 cities

Every Fairfax County city and CDP on one crew schedule.

Permit fluency

Fairfax zoning rules checked on every job.

Free estimate

On your property, before you commit.

What we build in Fairfax County

Fence installation across the county

Fairfax County is where we work most: townhome privacy runs in Reston and the planned communities, estate aluminum in Great Falls and McLean, HOA vinyl across the planned developments, and backyard wood privacy from Annandale to Clifton.

County rules

Fence permits in Fairfax County

Fairfax County keeps residential fencing simple: most fences need no building permit, but the Zoning Ordinance still governs them. Front-yard fences top out at 4 feet (lots of two acres or more may go higher with approval), side and rear fences reach 7 feet, and on corner lots both street-facing yards follow the front-yard rule.

Anything structural — tall masonry walls, retaining walls — is different, and homeowner associations add their own layer. We check the parcel, call 811 before digging, and handle filings through the county's Land Development Services when a project needs one.

Full permit guide for Virginia and Maryland

White vinyl fence at an HOA community, under Fence Permits in Fairfax County

FAQ

Fairfax County fence questions

Do you need a permit for a fence in Fairfax County?

Fairfax County generally requires no building permit for residential fences, but zoning rules apply: 4 feet maximum in the front yard, up to 7 feet in side and rear yards, and on corner lots both street-facing yards count as front yards. Taller or masonry structures change the answer — we check for your address and file anything required.

How much does a fence cost in Fairfax County?

Typical planning ranges installed: wood privacy $30–$60 per linear foot, vinyl $40–$70, aluminum $40–$75, chain link $18–$30. Gates, removal, and grade move the total. The estimate is free and on your property.

Which Fairfax County cities do you serve?

All of them — Vienna (home), Dunn Loring, McLean, Tysons, Great Falls, Herndon, Oakton, Fairfax, Arlington-adjacent lines, Annandale, Burke, Springfield, Centreville, Chantilly, Clifton, Fairfax Station, Lorton, Fort Belvoir, Merrifield, Falls Church, Alexandria, and Reston.

How long does fence installation take in Fairfax County?

One to three days on site for most residential jobs after materials arrive. Permit checks and the 811 utility locate come first.

Do you repair fences in Fairfax County?

Yes — leaning sections, storm damage, gates, and operators across the county. Repair is priced at the free estimate.

Are you licensed for work in Fairfax County?

Super Fabrications LLC is licensed, bonded, and insured — a VA Class A contractor and a member of the American Fence Association.

Estimate

Get a free fence estimate

Tell us your Fairfax County city and the fence you have in mind. If you would rather talk now, call (888) 820-6099.

Ask about financing when you request the estimate.

Call (888) 820-6099