Fence Company in Alexandria, VA

Alexandria isn’t one uniform market, and the right fence plan depends on which part of the city or the surrounding Fairfax County zip codes a property sits in.

Old Town and the Historic District

Properties inside the Old and Historic Alexandria District generally need Board of Architectural Review approval before a fence or gate visible from the street goes in. We build that review step into the project timeline and favor materials, such as ornamental aluminum, that fit the historic streetscape.

Rosemont, Beverley Hills and Seminary Hill

These established single-family neighborhoods often have larger, irregular lots where privacy and clean sightlines matter most. Vinyl and aluminum privacy fencing are the most requested options here.

Cameron Station, Kingstowne and Potomac Yard

Many of these communities are governed by an HOA with its own rules on fence height, material and color. We review the association’s design guidelines with homeowners before submitting a fence installation request for HOA approval.

Eisenhower Avenue and Duke Street corridor

Office parks, self-storage sites and retail centers along these corridors typically need a secured perimeter fence sized and permitted for commercial use, not a residential-grade product.

Some Alexandria-addressed neighborhoods, including Franconia, Rose Hill and parts of Kingstowne, actually sit in unincorporated Fairfax County rather than the independent City of Alexandria. Permit requirements differ between the two, and we pull the correct permit for whichever jurisdiction a property falls under.