Fence Company Service Areas in North Georgia

Where does Forsyth Fence install fences? Forsyth Fence installs fences across Forsyth, Cherokee, Dawson, Hall, Gwinnett, and North Fulton counties, plus Cobb County communities including Marietta, Kennesaw, Acworth, and East Cobb. We're locally and family owned, fully insured, and back every installation with a 7-year workmanship warranty. Pick your town for local fence rules and permit offices.

Last checked: October 2026. Rules change, so confirm with your city or county before you build.

Forsyth County

Cumming, GAForsyth County seat. City limits vs. unincorporated county rules.

Gwinnett County

Suwanee, GAMostly Gwinnett County, reaching into southeastern Forsyth County. Buford, GAA black ornamental aluminum ordinance and corner-lot rules. Duluth, GAA Gwinnett city with its own Community Development permitting. Sugar Hill, GACity fence permit form, plat requirement, and easement notes.

North Fulton and Sandy Springs

Alpharetta, GAUnified Development Code and Board of Zoning Appeals variances. Milton, GARural viewshed and equestrian-style fence provisions. Johns Creek, GAA detailed city checklist: 8-foot limit, pool fences, permit triggers. Roswell, GACity FAQ on permits, historic areas, and the river corridor. Sandy Springs, GAPermit required, plus height, material, and gate rules.

Cherokee County

Canton, GACherokee County seat, with a 7-foot county permit trigger. Woodstock, GACity limits vs. Cherokee County, plus the corner visibility rule.

Cobb County communities

Marietta, GAFinished-side, front-yard height, and ornamental-style rules. Kennesaw, GAFence regulations in Section 6.13.01 and online permits. Acworth, GAOn the Cobb and Cherokee County line; the stricter rule governs. East Cobb, GAUnincorporated Cobb County rules and how height is measured.

Hall County

Gainesville, GACity vs. Hall County rules and fencing near Lake Lanier. Flowery Branch, GACity fence permit form and Hall County permitting.

Dawson County

Dawsonville, GACity vs. Dawson County, plus ranch rail and farm fencing.

Before you build anywhere in our area

Confirm which city or county covers your parcel. A mailing address often doesn't match the jurisdiction.
Read our fence permit guide for Forsyth County's height and permit rules.
Read our HOA fence approval guide. We handle the HOA approval paperwork.
Read our fence planning guide on slopes, materials, budget, and install day.
Submit a Georgia 811 ticket at least 3 business days before digging.

Service area questions

What areas does Forsyth Fence serve?

Forsyth Fence serves Forsyth, Cherokee, Dawson, Hall, Gwinnett, and North Fulton counties, plus Cobb County communities including Marietta, Kennesaw, Acworth, and East Cobb. That includes Cumming, Suwanee, Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Canton, Woodstock, Dawsonville, Gainesville, Flowery Branch, Buford, Duluth, and Sugar Hill.

Do you serve my town if it isn't listed?

Possibly. Call or text (470) 310-8400 or send a request through the estimate form and we'll tell you whether your property is in our service area.

Do fence rules differ from town to town?

Yes. Each city and county sets its own height limits, permit requirements, and materials rules, and an address can sit in a different jurisdiction than its mailing city suggests. Each town page lists the office that applies and what to confirm before you build.

How do I get a fence estimate in my area?

Request a free written estimate through our online form, call or text (470) 310-8400, or book an estimate visit online. Online booking is available Monday through Thursday at 5:00 PM, and other days and times are available on request.

Fence Installation Service Areas in North Georgia