Wood and privacy fence installed straight, plumb and on line — in Raeford and all around it.
Lots around Raeford and out toward Lillington are big and wooded, which means a fence here is rarely a short run along a flat back line. It goes around trees, over changes in grade, and often several hundred feet before it turns a corner. JJ Construction of Raeford installs wood and privacy fence built for that.
Storm damage keeps fence work steady rather than seasonal in this area — a summer line of wind or a hurricane remnant takes down sections most years. Repairs and full replacements are both normal work. Call James at (910) 574-4887 or Luis at (910) 651-6256 for a free estimate.
What makes a fence look right two years later is entirely in the posts. Sandy soil does not grip a post the way clay does, so depth and concrete are what keep a line from leaning after the first wet season and the first hard wind — and a leaning post is not something you fix later without pulling it. The line itself gets set with a string before anything goes in the ground, so the run is straight and the posts are plumb rather than each one being eyeballed off the last. Where the ground rolls, the fence either steps down in even sections or follows the grade, and that is a decision made with you before the first hole, because it changes how the whole run looks from the street. Gates are their own piece of work: a gate that is not braced and hung square is the part of a fence that fails first, since it is the only part with moving weight on it. In the newer Hope Mills subdivisions there is one more step — HOA rules on height, style and stain colour, worth bringing to the estimate so the fence you get is the fence you are allowed to keep.
James or Luis walks the property line with you, notes trees and grade, and gives a free estimate on the footage.
The run gets strung so it is straight, then holes are dug to depth for the soil rather than a standard number.
Posts go in plumb and get concreted, and they are left to set before any weight goes on them.
Rails and pickets go up along the line, gates get braced and hung square, and the finished fence is walked with you.
Raeford, Fayetteville and the towns around them are not one market — a Fort Bragg rental turning over, a brick ranch off Bragg Boulevard and a new build in Hope Mills are three different jobs.
Tell us what the house needs — a roof, a bathroom, a deck, a fence — and send photos on WhatsApp if it is easier. Call James, or Luis if James is on a roof. English and Spanish.
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