If you live within a homeowner’s association, you must adhere to specific guidelines when making changes to your property. So before installing a fence, there are some common considerations. You will work with your fencing company to create a Fence Plan, and you’ll submit it along with your property survey and specifications. Here are some common HOA considerations for installing your fence.

Typical considerations for HOA compliance:

 Fence Type-Certain neighborhoods and gated communities vote upon a standard fence type for uniformity in aesthetics. Curb appeal is the goal, so mismatching fence types may not be allowed. Be sure to check your HOA. Fence color is another factor.

1. Fence Height– One example of an HOA fence restriction is that the backyard fence height can only be 6 feet high, but the front yard fence height may only be 3 feet tall. So this leaves homeowners wondering how to bridge the gap in size and still have a beautiful privacy fence. Superior Fence and Rail professionals have experience with multiple options to work with the slope of your yard and tiered systems to give you an excellent finished result.
2.  Fence Placement- HOAs do not want property owners to build fences obstructing beautiful scenery such as mountain views, lakes, ponds, or oceans. There are options if you are fortunate to have a home with a breathtaking view but still want a privacy fence. Let the professionals at Superior Fence & Rail guide you with a consultation.

Contact the Superior Fence and Rail professionals today for a consultation and free quote.

Superior Fence and Rail
(479)439-1940
1251 Esi Dr.
Suite A
Springdale, AR 72764