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Service area · Parma, OH

Fence Installation & Repair in Parma, OH

Free on-site estimates, written quotes and help with permits in Parma and nearby.

The Cleveland Fence Company serves Parma, OH for fence installation, fence repair and gates, with free estimates and written quotes. Call (216) 238-3677 or text a photo of the job.

Fence Installation & Repair in Parma, OH

Fence Installation & Repair services in Parma

Ask a Parma homeowner what the old fence is and the answer is usually chain link, put up when the street was built. Parma grew fast after the Second World War, and long blocks of bungalows, Cape Cods and ranches still have the same galvanized fence on every lot line. Decades of freezing clay have pushed many of those posts out of plumb. We replace them with new chain link, wood privacy fence or vinyl, and we take out the old concrete footings on the way. Lots here are wider than in the inner-ring suburbs, so a machine can normally reach the back yard. Yards that back onto West Creek or a drainage swale stay wet longer in spring. In Ridgewood, an older planned neighborhood, owners tend to ask for picket or ornamental styles that suit the houses.

Neighborhoods we cover in Parma

  • Ridgewood
  • Ukrainian Village
  • Polish Village
  • Parmatown area
  • State Road corridor
  • Pleasant Valley Road area

Permits and local rules

Parma requires a permit before a fence goes up, under section 1529.23 of its Codified Ordinances. Fences belong in the rear yard, up to 6 feet high, and may not run more than 5 feet forward of the side door. No fence is allowed between the sidewalk and the front of the house. Chain link, picket, stockade and board-on-board are all accepted, and the posts go on the side of the owner who is building.

Frequently asked questions

Do you install fences in Parma?

Yes. We serve all of Parma and the surrounding area. Estimates are free and done on site.

Do I need a permit for a fence in Parma?

Parma requires a permit before a fence goes up, under section 1529.23 of its Codified Ordinances. Fences belong in the rear yard, up to 6 feet high, and may not run more than 5 feet forward of the side door. No fence is allowed between the sidewalk and the front of the house. Chain link, picket, stockade and board-on-board are all accepted, and the posts go on the side of the owner who is building.

How long does a fence installation take?

Most installs take 2–3 working days spread over about a week so concrete can set. Custom or fabricated metal work takes longer.

Ready to get started?

Free estimate and a written quote. Call us or send the form.

Call (216) 238-3677