Fence Installation and Repair in Concord, Sappington & Green Park, MO
Makic Fence and Deck installs and repairs wood, vinyl, chain link, and aluminum fences in Concord, Sappington, and Green Park, MO. In-house installers, concrete-set posts, gates, repairs, and clear estimates.
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Fence Installation and Repair in Concord, Sappington and Green Park, Missouri

Homeowners in Concord, Sappington, and Green Park have many different reasons for installing a fence. Some need backyard privacy, others want a safer place for children or dogs, and many are replacing an older fence that has started leaning, rotting, or becoming difficult to maintain.
Makic Fence and Deck installs and repairs wood, vinyl, chain link, and aluminum fencing throughout these neighboring South County communities. We work on established homes, subdivision properties, rental homes, commercial properties, sloped yards, and lots with mature trees or older fence lines.
Our projects are completed by experienced in-house installers rather than subcontractors. Every fence post we install is set in concrete, and we contact Missouri 811 to have participating public utilities marked before digging begins.
Explore our broader coverage on the
South County fence and deck service-area page.
One Local Fence Contractor With Several Material Options
Not every yard needs the same type of fence. The right material depends on privacy, pets, maintenance, appearance, local rules, and the homeowner’s budget.
We install and repair:
Cedar and treated-pine fencing
Vinyl privacy and decorative fencing
Galvanized and black chain link fencing
Aluminum fencing and gates
Walk gates and wider mower gates
Residential and commercial fencing
Partial fence sections and full replacements
Posts, rails, panels, fabric, pickets, and gate hardware
We explain the practical differences so customers can make an informed choice without being pushed toward the most expensive option.
Wood Fence Installation and Repair
Wood fencing remains popular throughout Concord, Sappington, and Green Park because it provides privacy and can be customized around different homes and yard layouts.
Available wood options may include:
Cedar privacy fencing
Treated-pine privacy fencing
Board-on-board fencing
Shadow-box fencing
New England cap-and-trim styles
Picket fencing
Custom gates
Patio and equipment enclosures
Wood fencing can also be adjusted around slopes, retaining walls, narrow side yards, mature landscaping, and existing structures.
Our wood fence repairs may include replacing rotted posts, broken rails, damaged pickets, loose boards, sagging gates, and storm-damaged sections. When the remaining fence is stable, repairing only the damaged area may be more practical than replacing everything.
Learn more about available styles on our wood fence installation page.
Vinyl Fence Installation and Repair
Vinyl is a good option for homeowners who want privacy without regular staining or painting. It provides a clean, consistent appearance and requires relatively little routine maintenance.
Vinyl fencing may be used for:
Full backyard privacy
Pet and family enclosures
Side-yard fencing
Patio screening
Pool-equipment enclosures
Decorative picket fencing
Walk and mower gates
Replacement of aging wood fences
Individual vinyl panels, rails, posts, gates, and hardware can sometimes be repaired or replaced without rebuilding the entire fence.
An exact match is not always possible when repairing older vinyl. Manufacturers, panel profiles, colors, and dimensions may have changed, and new material may appear brighter than weathered fencing.
See additional options on our vinyl fence installation page.
Chain Link Fence Installation and Repair
Chain link fencing provides dependable containment while keeping an open view through the yard. It is often selected for dogs, longer fence runs, rental properties, commercial areas, and homeowners looking for a practical fencing option.
We install:
Galvanized chain link
Black vinyl-coated chain link
Backyard enclosures
Dog fencing
Walk gates
Wider mower and equipment gates
Residential and commercial fencing
Black chain link often blends more naturally with lawns, trees, and landscaping, while galvanized chain link offers a traditional metallic finish.
Chain link repairs may include damaged fabric, bent top rail, leaning posts, missing fittings, loose tension wire, and gates that no longer close correctly.
Learn more on our chain link fence installation page.
Aluminum Fence Installation and Repair
Aluminum fencing works well where homeowners want security and a finished appearance without blocking the view.
It is commonly used for:
Swimming-pool enclosures
Decorative property boundaries
Pet containment
Landscaped yards
Patio areas
Homes where open visibility is preferred
Gates near sidewalks or driveways
Aluminum fencing is available in several heights and styles. Pool fencing must be selected and installed as a complete code-compliant barrier, including the proper gate, latch, height, and spacing.
Repairs may be possible when damage is limited to a panel, post, gate, hinge, or latch. The availability of matching material depends on the original manufacturer and style.
View our broader aluminum fence installation page for more information.
Fence Repair Without Replacing Everything
Many fences can be repaired when the damage affects only one section.
Common repairs include:
Rotted or leaning wood posts
Broken wood rails and pickets
Sagging or misaligned gates
Cracked vinyl panels
Damaged vinyl posts or rails
Bent chain link top rail
Torn chain link fabric
Leaning chain link posts
Damaged aluminum panels
Broken hinges, latches, and gate hardware
Storm, branch, vehicle, or lawn-equipment damage
We inspect the surrounding fence before recommending a repair. A targeted repair may extend the fence’s life when the remaining structure is stable. Replacement may be a better investment when failures are spread throughout the entire fence.
Fence Posts and Gate Support
Every fence post installed by Makic Fence and Deck is set in concrete.
Proper post installation is especially important around:
Gates
Corners
Long fence runs
Sloped yards
Areas exposed to repeated use
Double gates and wider access openings
A gate cannot stay aligned when its supporting post moves. We plan gate width, framing, hinges, and post support around how the homeowner will use the opening.
Local Fence Rules
Concord and Sappington are generally treated as unincorporated St. Louis County areas. Ordinary residential fencing no higher than six feet typically does not require a county building permit, although pool fencing, taller fences, corner lots, zoning restrictions, easements, and special property conditions may require additional review. Fences on corner properties must also remain outside required sight-distance areas.
Green Park has its own municipal rules. The city stopped requiring permits for ordinary fences in January 2025, but fences still must follow height, placement, safety, right-of-way, and visibility requirements. Green Park generally limits fences to six feet and prohibits fences in roadway rights-of-way when they interfere with traffic or sight lines.
Requirements should be confirmed before construction because the exact property, pool conditions, subdivision rules, or corner-lot layout may affect what is allowed.
Utility Easements and Underground Lines
A utility easement is an area of private property reserved for utility access. It is usually shown on the property survey and may run along a rear or side property line.
A fence can sometimes be installed inside an easement, but the homeowner should understand that a utility company may need access later. If the fence is in the way, part of it could be disturbed or removed during utility work.
A wider gate may help utility crews reach a rear easement without removing a fence section.
Before digging, Makic Fence and Deck contacts Missouri 811 to have participating public utilities marked. The paint and flags show an approximate location, so our installers use extra caution and may hand-dig near marked areas.
Public utility locating generally does not include private lines such as:
Sprinkler systems
Landscape lighting
Invisible dog fences
Pool lines
Gas grill lines
Private power or water lines serving garages, sheds, or other structures
The homeowner should identify known private lines and arrange for private locating when necessary.
Why Homeowners Choose Makic Fence and Deck
Makic Fence and Deck provides the professional experience and clear communication customers expect from an established contractor, along with the accountability of a family-owned company.
Customers choose us for:
Experienced in-house installers
Wood, vinyl, chain link, and aluminum options
Installation and repair services
Every installed post set in concrete
Missouri 811 utility locating before digging
Custom gates and property-specific layouts
Clear written estimates
Honest repair recommendations
Professional cleanup
Removal and haul-away when included
A minimum one-year labor warranty
No hidden additions without discussion
Our goal is to recommend a fence that fits the property, serves a practical purpose, and makes sense for the homeowner’s budget.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Concord and Sappington require a fence permit?
Ordinary residential fencing no higher than six feet generally does not require a St. Louis County building permit. Pool fencing, taller fences, corner lots, and certain special conditions may require approval.
Does Green Park require a fence permit?
Green Park stopped requiring permits for ordinary fences in January 2025. Fence height, placement, right-of-way, visibility, pool, and subdivision rules still apply.
How tall can a residential fence be in Green Park?
Green Park generally limits fences to six feet in height.
Which fence material provides the most privacy?
Wood and solid vinyl fencing provide the most privacy. Chain link and aluminum maintain visibility through the fence.
Which fence is best for a dog?
The best material and height depend on the dog’s size, energy level, jumping ability, digging habits, and the yard layout. Wood, vinyl, chain link, and aluminum can all work when designed properly.
Can only one damaged fence section be repaired?
Yes. Posts, rails, pickets, panels, chain link fabric, gates, and hardware can often be repaired individually when the remaining fence is stable.
Are all fence posts set in concrete?
Yes. Every fence post installed by Makic Fence and Deck is set in concrete.
Do you have public utilities marked before digging?
Yes. Makic Fence and Deck contacts Missouri 811 before excavation begins and uses extra care near marked utilities.
Who is responsible for private underground lines?
The homeowner should identify private lines such as sprinkler systems, landscape lighting, invisible dog fences, pool lines, gas grill lines, and utilities serving detached structures.
Can a fence be installed in a utility easement?
It may be possible, but utility access comes first. A fence inside an easement could be disturbed or removed if future utility work is required.
Can a six-foot fence help keep deer out?
A six-foot fence can be a strong deterrent and may keep deer out of many residential yards. It cannot guarantee complete exclusion where deer activity is heavy.
Whether you need a cedar privacy fence, low-maintenance vinyl, practical chain link, decorative aluminum, a custom gate, or repairs to an existing fence, Makic Fence and Deck can inspect the property and provide a clear written proposal.
Call 314-866-5557 or submit the website request form to schedule a fence installation or repair estimate in Concord, Sappington, or Green Park, Missouri.
