Serving Ooltewah Since 1981
Fence Company in Ooltewah, TN
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and farm fence for Ooltewah's subdivisions and creek-valley lots, built to your HOA's approval by our team out of Hixson. Family-owned since 1981.
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Action Fence Company of Chattanooga, family-owned since 1981, installs wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and farm fence in Ooltewah, Hamilton County, Tennessee, from our office in Hixson, about 25 to 30 minutes away. Most Ooltewah addresses are unincorporated Hamilton County, where fences 7 feet and under need no building permit; parcels inside Collegedale go through the city instead.
Do I Need a Fence Permit in Ooltewah?
Usually not. Most Ooltewah addresses are unincorporated Hamilton County, where fences 7 feet and under are permit-exempt. Addresses inside Collegedale's limits go through Collegedale Building and Codes instead. The two are interleaved, so we confirm the parcel before quoting.
What Is the Ground Like in Ooltewah?
Mostly deep, well-drained, cherty soil over limestone, in the Wolftever Creek valley with White Oak Mountain to the east. Some low lots hold water: homes on Hunter Road outside the mapped floodplain have flooded repeatedly, and wet ground changes how we set posts.
What Are Homes and Properties Like in Ooltewah?
Fast-growing subdivisions: housing units in the area grew 56 percent between 2010 and 2019. HOA neighborhoods include Hamilton on Hunter, Hampton Creek, Barnsley Park, Flagstone, James Creek, and The Reserves at Canterbury Fields, and architectural review is common.
What Are the Landmarks in Ooltewah?
The historic James County Courthouse, Cambridge Square, Volkswagen at Enterprise South, Ooltewah High, and the I-75 exits at 9 and 11.
What Fences Do We Install in Ooltewah?
Every material we sell, installed by a team with over 150 years of combined fencing experience.
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.
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Consultation
We walk the property, talk through what you need, and recommend options that fit your yard and budget.
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Measure and Proposal
A fence consultant takes precise measurements, then presents a formal proposal.
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Materials Ordered
Once you're under contract, materials are bought and shipped to our storage yard in Sale Creek.
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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 Ooltewah
Something else on your mind? Call (423) 842-8700 and ask.
Does my Ooltewah HOA need to approve the fence?
In many subdivisions, yes. Architectural review is common in Ooltewah's HOA neighborhoods, and each covenant sets its own heights and styles. Get the approval before the fence goes in, and we'll build to it.
Who issues my fence permit in Ooltewah?
Hamilton County for most addresses, and fences 7 feet and under are exempt. If your address is inside Collegedale, the city's Building and Codes office handles it. We check before we quote.
How long does the install take?
Most installs take about two days. The estimate comes first, free and on site, so we can measure the line and talk through styles with you.
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Ready for a Fence in Ooltewah?
Tell us what you're fencing and where, and we'll call to set up a free on-site estimate.