Fencing & Decks in Fairfax Station, VA
Split rail, wire mesh, and custom decks for Fairfax Station's large wooded lots, built with care for the Occoquan watershed.
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Fencing & Decks in Fairfax Station, VA
Fairfax Station yards are bigger than most in Northern Virginia. Fairfax County planned much of the Occoquan Reservoir watershed for single-family homes on lots of about five acres, so our fence projects here are measured in long runs, not short sections. A typical job might combine a perimeter line through the trees, a smaller fenced area for dogs near the house, and a deck looking out into the woods. That is the kind of fencing and deck work we plan here, and you can see our other local services on the Fairfax Station page.
Long Fence Lines Through the Woods
Split Rail Fencing is the workhorse for big lots. It marks a line through trees and rolling hills without looking like a barricade. Add Wire Mesh Fencing to the back of the rails when you need to hold a dog or keep deer out of a garden. Chain Link Fencing makes sense for a smaller run close to the house.
Near the home, Picket Fencing defines a cottage-style garden, and Vinyl Fencing screens a patio or pool. Iron Fencing gates hung between Brick Fencing piers make a proper entrance at the end of a long driveway. When a falling limb flattens a section, our Fence Repairs crew patches it so the rest of the line stays true. For outdoor living, Pergolas & Decks covers multi-level decks built to step down a wooded slope.
Protecting the Reservoir While We Build
Protecting Occoquan Reservoir water quality is a primary goal of Fairfax County planning in this watershed, so erosion control matters on every project. Many large lots include stream corridors that may be Resource Protection Areas, where clearing needs county approval. We route fence lines around those buffers, hand-clear only what a post hole needs, and keep soil from washing toward streams. Permits go through Fairfax County, and we check before any deck work starts.
On acreage it is easy for an old line to drift, so we work from your survey and recommend fresh corner stakes when markers are missing. Miss Utility (Virginia 811) comes out before the first hole, and posts go below frost depth in the clay.
Big jobs need clear numbers. We walk the full line with you for free, then send a written quote priced by footage, gates, and footings. One crew stays with it until the last rail is up.
We also serve neighbors in Burke and the Fairfax area. Call (703) 568-9644 to walk your Fairfax Station property with us.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What fence works best for a large wooded lot?
Split rail is the most common choice: affordable per foot, easy to run through trees, and right for the setting. We add wire mesh where pets need to be contained and often use something more private closer to the house.
My property has a stream. Can I fence near it?
Stream corridors on large Fairfax Station lots may be Resource Protection Areas, where clearing needs Fairfax County approval. We plan the fence to avoid clearing in the buffer and confirm the rules for your lot before we start.
Will a fence keep deer out of my garden?
A tall wire mesh enclosure around the garden itself works far better than trying to fence an entire wooded lot. We help you decide on size and placement based on what you are growing.
Do I need a survey before fencing my property line?
On large wooded lots, we strongly recommend one. Old corner markers get buried or lost over time. Surveyor's stakes let us build on, or just inside, your line with confidence.
How do you handle a long driveway entrance gate?
We set heavy posts in concrete, often with brick piers, and hang an iron or wood gate wide enough for vehicles. We can also leave conduit in place for a future gate opener.
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