AREAS WE SERVE // MISSOURI AND KANSAS
Fence installation across mid-Missouri and the Kansas City metro, on both sides of the Missouri-Kansas line. Pick your area below for local details, or request a free estimate and we will take it from there.
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COVERAGE
Every town below has its own page - what the ground does there, what a fence costs to put in it, and a quote form that comes straight to us. Kansas City has one too.
Mid-Missouri
Home ground. Columbia, the capital, and the towns between them.
Columbia, MO Jefferson City, MO Fulton, MO Boonville, MO Ashland, MO Holts Summit, MO Hartsburg, MO
Kansas City metro
Both sides of the state line, from the Northland to Johnson County.
Independence, MO Lee's Summit, MO Blue Springs, MO Liberty, MO Gladstone, MO Raytown, MO Overland Park, KS Olathe, KS Shawnee, KS Lenexa, KS Leawood, KS Kansas City, MO
HOME TURF
Columbia, Jefferson City, Boonville, Fulton, Ashland, Hartsburg, Holts Summit and the surrounding towns. The area we have called home since day one.
NOW SERVING
Kansas City, Independence, Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, Liberty, Gladstone and Raytown on the Missouri side - plus Overland Park, Olathe, Lenexa, Shawnee and Leawood on the Kansas side. We build on both sides of the line.
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ANYWHERE ELSE
We also serve Sedalia, Marshall, Carrollton, Chillicothe, Warrensburg, Moberly, Lexington, Richmond, Higginsville, Brookfield, Norborne and Excelsior Springs. If your town is not listed, send us the address and fence plans so we can confirm service and the next step.
See our medium-grey composite installations in Sedalia and at Lake of the Ozarks in the gallery. Compare composite fence styles , then tell us about your property, gates, and layout.
Start with Sedalia's Building Safety office before work begins. The city's Code Enforcement page lists its permit technician at (660) 851-7607. Share the project address, proposed fence height and layout, and ask which permits or reviews apply before you commit to materials.
City of Sedalia Code Enforcement
A guideline document is not approval for a particular fence. Sedalia's Community Development page describes its September 2025 historic guidelines as awaiting further discussion and council input. Ask the department which adopted requirements and review process apply to your property before relying on a design.
Sedalia Community Development and historic guidelines
Start with Marshall's City Inspection Department, which publishes a fence-permit application and links its Citizen Portal. The portal handles permit applications, inspection requests and status checks after registration. Review the fence application and current code information before submitting your proposed layout.
Marshall City Inspection Department
Marshall's fence application asks you to draw the lot dimensions, adjacent streets, rights-of-way or easements, and existing structures. Add the proposed fence height and length and identify each gate. Prepare that layout before choosing materials so the department can review the actual line you intend to build.
Marshall fence application and site plan
Carrollton's residential fence rules require written permission from the Zoning Administrator for fences over dedicated public drainage or on utility easements. Necessary official access must remain possible. Show the easement and proposed fence on your layout, and confirm the permission before ordering materials or setting posts.
Carrollton residential fence regulations
Chillicothe's Codes and Zoning application page says forms are available at City Hall while its online applications are being updated. Get the current form from the department before relying on an older downloaded fence application. Bring your proposed location, height and layout so staff can confirm the next steps.
Chillicothe permit application information
Do not use Warrensburg's online zoning map to establish the exact fence line. The city says it is not a recorded map or survey and is unsuitable for precise measurements. Check the official records for zoning questions and confirm the property boundary separately before laying out posts.
Warrensburg zoning map and limitations
Moberly's fencing application asks whether the fence extends beyond the front lines of the building and whether it crosses a utility easement. Its layout instructions also call for existing structures, distances to property lines and bordering streets. Mark those features clearly before asking the city to review your proposal.
Moberly fencing application and lot plan
Official guidance checked September 6, 2026. Confirm requirements for your address before work begins.
NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE
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If your town is not on the list above, send it anyway. We will tell you straight whether we can get there, and if we can, you get the same free on-site visit and written number as everyone else.
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