Expert Fence Installations in Memphis and All Surrounding Areas

Yes! We typically start with a satellite image estimate you can quickly get some information – often on the same day. We then schedule a time for our onsite estimator to meet with you and confirm the measurements.

Yes to all!

We accept credit and debit cards; however, we do not offer in-house financing at this time.

Absolutely! We work with you to design a fence that meets your specific needs and complements your property. We love new ideas and challenging projects!

We require a $500 deposit to be added to our installation calendar. This deposit is paid towards your final total.

Yes, we offer temporary fencing for all our customers waiting to have their fence installed by our team.

We will handle any HOA or city permits required for the installation.

Absolutely! When requested, we can send out our custom neighbor notes to let them know what to expect and when we will be there to install—so you don’t have to!

Typically, our onsite estimator can meet with you within a couple of days of you contacting us. After he meets with you to get the measurements and shoots a video, Landon will review the video and finalize the estimate. The office will then e-mail, text, or mail the estimate depending on your personal preference. From start to finish an estimate can take 2-5 days depending on how many options are quoted and if there are any specialty vendors/materials needed for the build.

Yes, we will handle calling in your dig ticket.

It is common to find irrigation lines in the path of a fence. Our crews can move irrigation lines for a minimal cost so you don’t have to worry about calling an irrigation company.

If a cable is damaged during the digging process, our office will call 811 to report a damage ticket. There is no fee to the homeowner.

The cost of a new fence varies based on several factors, including the type of material, the size of the area to be fenced, the design complexity, and any additional features such as gates or decorative elements. On average, fencing costs can range from $15 to $45 per linear foot, depending on the material chosen.

For example, basic chain link fencing is generally more affordable, while materials like vinyl, wood, or wrought iron can be more expensive. To get a precise estimate tailored to your specific needs and preferences, it’s best to schedule a consultation with our team at Big Dog Fence Company. We offer detailed quotes that include all aspects of the installation process, ensuring you have a clear understanding of the investment required for your new fence.

Lifespan and maintenance! Treated pine has a much shorter lifespan than cedar. Cedar will typically last 1/3 times longer than pine. Pine will also require more maintenance with boards needing to be swapped out or re-nailed. Pine has a very high moisture content due to the chemical treatment applied to it. This causes the product to shrink, warp, and twist far more commonly than cedar. Cedar has natural enzymes in it to deter pests. This is why your grandmother put her winter clothes in a cedar chest!

Fading will depend on sun exposure. Some colors will start to fade as soon as 2-3 weeks, but it will take a full year to completely fade.

Staining or sealing a fence extends the look and life of the fence but will need to be applied anywhere from 1-6 years assuming the correct products with UV protectant were used.

We offer 3.5% off for senior citizens, police, fire, and all military.

Our crews are very fast and efficient. Projects ranging from 40’-150’ are typically installed on the same day. (This is the size of a typical smaller backyard.) 150’-350’ typically takes 2 days to install. For multi-day projects, we try to work around the weather so work can be completed without interruption on consecutive days.

No! Our gates include a metal hinge post and cedar framing. The metal post keeps the gate functioning properly and the cedar framing decreases warping and is lighter than treated pine.