Frequently Asked Questions

The High Country and Western North Carolina, across 14 counties from Boone and Blowing Rock to Asheville and Hendersonville. If you are in the mountains, we are likely close.

Since 1996. Mountain Fence and Deck is locally owned by Tommy Hampton and Rick LaBarre and has served the High Country for nearly thirty years.

Yes, and every project is built to local code and inspected.

Yes. We build for homeowners and for businesses, property managers, and developers across the region.

Yes. Every project starts with a free on site estimate and a clear written quote with no pressure.

It depends on size, materials, terrain, and access. We give you a clear written quote after seeing the property. See our blog for an honest breakdown of what drives the cost.

Yes, we offer flexible options through Hearth, with online prequalification that does not affect your credit score. Ask during your estimate and we will walk you through what is available.

Chain link is usually the most budget friendly, with split rail close behind for long runs. Wood privacy sits mid range, and vinyl, aluminum, and custom builds cost more up front with lower upkeep. The free estimate prices your actual property rather than a national average.

Usually yes. Frozen ground slows post and footing work but rarely stops it, and winter often means faster scheduling. We will tell you honestly at the estimate if your site should wait for a thaw.

Most residential fences go in within one to three days once materials are in hand. Larger acreage runs and custom builds take longer, and you get a realistic schedule with your written quote.

Split rail with welded wire for the classic look with containment, and ornamental aluminum where you want security without losing the view. Both follow slope cleanly, which is what mountain lots demand.

Yes. We are a full service builder: every style of fence, custom decks, gates and operators, and outdoor structures.

In addition to decks and fencing, we build pergolas, pavilions, covered and screened porches, carports, sheds, and three season rooms.

Yes. As a North Carolina licensed general contractor (GC #107410) we manage zoning, setbacks, building permits, and Health Department approvals ourselves, and we can help with HOA requirements before we start.

Absolutely. Every project is designed to complement your home's layout, materials, and overall look, from the fence style and stain to railing profiles and roof pitches.

Aluminum and vinyl are the lowest maintenance, and well built wood lasts for years. The biggest factor is how the posts and footings are set for our freeze and thaw. We will recommend the right fit for your property.

Availability varies by season, so reach out as early as you can, especially for larger projects or peak spring and summer months. Your free estimate locks in scope and gets you on the schedule.

Some disruption is unavoidable when setting posts and footings, but we take care to minimize impact, protect landscaping where we can, and leave your property clean when the project is complete.

Yes. Every project ends with a final walkthrough, and we back our workmanship after the job is done. If something is not right, we make it right.