What we do
Every kind of fence, one accountable local crew.
Wood, aluminum, vinyl, chain link, commercial, split rail and pool-code fences across the Greater Triangle — installed properly by Mark Campbell and the Endurance crew.
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Wood Fences
Wood is the most common fence we build, and for good reason: it's affordable, the lumber is readily available, and it comes in a wide variety of styles — privacy, shadowbox, board-on-board, arched-top and picket. Virtually every HOA allows a wood fence, making it the go-to for backyard privacy across the Triangle.
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Aluminum Fences
Aluminum gives you the look of ornamental iron without the upkeep. It's long-lasting, low-maintenance and elegant — ideal for front yards, estate lines and pool enclosures. Prices have come down significantly over the last fifteen years, so it's more attainable than most homeowners expect.
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Vinyl Fences
Vinyl (PVC) fencing is a clean, modern option that holds its finish for years with almost no maintenance — no staining, no rot. It lasts longer than a comparable wood fence and is available in privacy and semi-private styles, with matching gates hung square and true.
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Chain Link Fences
Chain link is the practical, budget-friendly choice for enclosing large areas, backyards and pet runs. It's available in galvanized (silver) or vinyl-coated color — black or green — that blends into the landscape. Durable, secure and easy to live with.
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Commercial Fencing
For businesses, builders and communities we install commercial-grade wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain link, along with cantilever gates, community pool fencing, retaining walls, site development and more. One accountable local crew for the whole scope.
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Post & Rail / Split Rail
Split rail and post-and-rail fencing give large properties and pastures a classic, open look at an economical price. When you need containment for pets or children, we install it with welded wire backing so it stays practical as well as attractive.
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Pool Code Fences
Pool safety fences carry specific code requirements around height, picket spacing, gate swing and self-closing, self-latching hardware. We build pool-code-compliant fences in aluminum, vinyl and other materials so your enclosure passes inspection and keeps everyone safe.
Choosing your fence
A quick material guide.
Every property is different — but here's how the main materials compare at a glance. On your free estimate we'll walk the yard and recommend what fits your goals, budget and HOA.
| Material | Strength | Maintenance | Typical lifespan | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wood | Best value + privacy | Regular sealing/staining | 15–20 yrs | HOA-friendly backyards |
| Aluminum | Elegant, ornamental | Virtually none | 30+ yrs | Front yards, pools, estate lines |
| Vinyl (PVC) | Clean, modern | Occasional rinse | 20–30 yrs | Low-maintenance privacy |
| Chain Link | Most economical | Very low | 15–20 yrs | Large lots, pet runs |
Lifespans are general guidance and vary with exposure, grade and upkeep. Please note: Endurance installs new fencing and does not currently take on fence repair work.
Built to a standard that holds up to Carolina weather — quality over quantity, on every fence line.
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Not sure which fence is right?
Tell us about your property and Mark will talk you through the options straight — often before he's even out for the estimate.