Reno Fence Contractors

Fence Contractors in South Meadows & Double Diamond

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Looking for a fence contractor in South Meadows & Double Diamond? We connect South Meadows & Double Diamond homeowners with an independent local fence pro for new fences, repairs and gates.

South Meadows and Double Diamond are master-planned areas in south Reno along the US-395 / I-580 corridor. Most homes are within City of Reno limits and in HOA communities, so fences usually have to meet both city permit rules and HOA design guidelines.

Neighborhood notes

  • HOA first: get the current design guidelines and architectural approval before ordering materials.
  • City of Reno permit required for all fences.
  • Shared fences: many lots share common-wall fences; coordinate with neighbors and the HOA on replacements.
  • Wind and open space: lots that back onto open space or drainageways may need open fencing above 4 feet under Reno’s code.

Services in South Meadows & Double Diamond

Built for local conditions

  • Wind. Washoe County’s adopted design criteria put Reno, Sparks and the county in a special wind region with a 120 mph design wind speed for homes. The afternoon “Washoe Zephyr” that pours over the Sierra is why so many local repair calls are for leaning posts and flattened panels.
  • Frost. The county lists a 24-inch frost-line depth. Posts set shallower than that can heave in freeze-thaw cycles.
  • Sun and dry air. At roughly 4,400 to 5,500 feet with low humidity, UV and drying are hard on stain, paint and cheap vinyl.
  • Soil. Lots range from decomposed granite and rock (common on hillside lots) to clay that swells when wet. Both affect how posts are dug and set.

Nearby areas

Reno, Sparks, Spanish Springs, South Meadows & Double Diamond, Damonte Ranch, Somersett, Northwest Reno, Sun Valley, Verdi, Washoe Valley.

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Reno Fence Contractors connects Reno, Sparks and Washoe County homeowners with an independent local fence contractor. Work is performed by that contractor, not by this website. Cost figures on this site are published ranges from the sources listed, not quotes.

Frequently asked questions

Does my Double Diamond HOA have to approve my fence?

Most HOAs in master-planned communities require approval. Check your CC&Rs and design guidelines.

Can I replace my common fence with a different material?

Usually only if the HOA allows it, and both owners agree.

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