Chickamauga Lake framed by pines at Harrison Bay State Park in Harrison, Tennessee

Serving Harrison Since 1981

Fence Company in Harrison, TN

Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and farm fence for Harrison's Chickamauga Lake lots and Highway 58 acreage, built to the TVA easement line by our team out of Hixson. Family-owned since 1981.

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Family-Owned Since 1981
Licensed, Insured & Bonded
One-Year Craftsmanship Warranty
150+ Years Crew Experience

Action Fence Company of Chattanooga, family-owned since 1981, installs wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and farm fence in Harrison, Hamilton County, Tennessee, from our office in Hixson, about 20 minutes away. Harrison is unincorporated Hamilton County, so fences 7 feet and under need no building permit, and nearly every waterfront lot carries a TVA flowage easement.

Do I Need a Fence Permit in Harrison?

Not for fences 7 feet and under. Harrison is unincorporated Hamilton County, where fences 7 feet and under don't need a building permit. Zoning setbacks and corner sight lines still apply, and we check them for your address before we dig.

What Is the Ground Like in Harrison?

Lake and shoreline: about 1.8 of Harrison's 9 square miles are Chickamauga Lake. The original town was flooded when Chickamauga Dam was finished in 1940, and old foundations are still visible in the bay. Lakefront lots and rural acreage line Highway 58.

What Are Homes and Properties Like in Harrison?

Lake cottages and lakefront homes with TVA-permitted docks, four-to-ten-acre lakefront tracts along Highway 58, and development land near the state park. Fewer HOAs than East Brainerd.

What Are the Landmarks in Harrison?

Harrison Bay State Park, Tennessee's first state park (1937), with 1,200 acres, about 40 miles of shoreline, and the Bear Trace golf course. Highway 58 and Central High.

How It Works

How a Fence Gets Built

Four steps from the first visit to the last post. Most residential jobs take about two days on site once materials arrive.

  1. 1

    Consultation

    We walk the property, talk through what you need, and recommend options that fit your yard and budget.

  2. 2

    Measure and Proposal

    A fence consultant takes precise measurements, then presents a formal proposal.

  3. 3

    Materials Ordered

    Once you're under contract, materials are bought and shipped to our storage yard in Sale Creek.

  4. 4

    Installed in About Two Days

    On install day the crew meets you for a final look at property lines and gate placement, then builds. The average job takes about two days; size and surprises can change that.

Common Questions

Fence Questions From Harrison

Something else on your mind? Call (423) 842-8700 and ask.

Can you fence a lake lot in Harrison?

Yes, to the TVA flowage easement line. Nearly every waterfront lot here has one. We find it before we quote and build the back of the lot to it.

Do you do farm fence in Harrison?

Yes. Field fence with a top rail, three-rail wood, and vinyl ranch rail for the acreage along Highway 58, with farm gates where you need them.

Is a permit required?

Not for fences 7 feet and under in unincorporated Hamilton County. We still check setbacks and sight lines for your address.

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