Fence height rules exist for safety, visibility, and neighborhood appearance. While every city has its own code, most Ohio communities follow a similar pattern.

Rushed decisions, skipped steps, and bad assumptions lead to fences that look wrong, don’t last, or end up costing more than expected. Here is five simple steps to get it right the first time.

Most cities in Ohio require some type of permit or zoning approval before a fence can be installed. At Mae Fence, we handle the permitting process for you — making sure your fence goes up on time without any surprises.

With the right construction and quality materials, a fence can last for decades in Ohio. With the wrong ones, it can start failing in just a few years.

Getting a fence in Cleveland sounds simple, it rarely is. Here are a few things you should know before calling contractors.

Between Ohio’s heavy rain, humid summers, and freezing winters, fences here take a beating. Choosing the right material is the difference between a fence that stays straight for decades and one that starts learning after a few seasons.

Ohio soil puts extra strain on fence posts. At Mae Fence, we found the solution to keep posts strong and resistant over time.

Knowing about Ohio’s weather and soil is the key to making sure your fence says straight for years to come. At Mae Fence, we have been installing fences in Ohio since 1927 and know how to set you and your fence up for success.