Aluminum Fence Installation
An aluminum fence gives you a secure boundary you can see straight through. Kids and pets stay in the yard while you keep an eye on them. Because aluminum resists rust, corrosion and fading, the fence keeps its finish for years with little upkeep.
Eads Fence Company has designed and installed fences for homeowners and businesses in Greater Cincinnati, Dayton, Eastern Indiana, and Northern Kentucky since 1980. We start by listening to your needs. Then, one of our experienced estimator walks through your options with you and puts together a free estimate.
Why Choose an Aluminum Fence?
- Low upkeep: Aluminum resists rust, corrosion, and fading. You won't need to stain or seal it the way you do a wood fence.
- Made to last outside: Aluminum stands up to Midwest winters and summer sun. Your fence keeps doing its job year after year.
- Maintain your view: Open pickets mark your property line without walling off the yard or blocking the view from the house.
- Customizable: Several styles come standard. Any of them can take a dropped bottom rail or puppy panel. Eads Fence can also create a custom style for your property.
Aluminum Fence Styles
The seven standard styles below give you plenty of looks to compare. If you’re having trouble deciding, your estimator can help you determine how each one suits your house and your yard.
Flat Top
Pickets finish flush with a flat top rail, so nothing rises above the line. It's a clean, simple look that works with traditional and modern homes alike.
Spear Top
Each picket rises above the top rail and ends in a spear point. It's the traditional ornamental look that pairs well with classic homes.
Double Picket
Extra pickets fill in below the second rail, so the gaps across most of the fence are much narrower. The top section keeps standard spacing under a flat rail. It's a good fit for yards with small pets.
Hoop and Spear
Rounded hoops arch above the top rail, with spear points rising between them. It brings extra ornamental detail to a front yard or an entry.
Staggered Spear
Every other picket rises above the top rail with a spear point. The pickets between them stop at the rail, which gives the top a staggered rhythm.
Boxed Spear
The spear points are framed by the top rails for a neat, level finish. You keep the spear detail with a tidier top line.
Double Picket Spear
You get the closer picket spacing of the Double Picket with spear points along the top. Pet-friendly spacing meets a more traditional look.
Two Rail
One rail at the top and one at the bottom give this style a clean, simple frame. With no middle rail, the pickets read as long, unbroken lines.
Aluminum fence options for pet owners
Any style, standard or custom, can be modified with a dropped bottom rail or an added puppy panel to keep small pets in. You can also learn more about our pet fencing here.
Drop Rail
The bottom rail sits right at ground level, so there's no open gap under the fence. This feature helps keep small pets from slipping out underneath.
Puppy panel
Extra short pickets fill the bottom section of the fence and close the gaps a small dog could squeeze through. Above it, the fence keeps its standard spacing and open look.
Aluminum Fencing for Homeowners and Businesses
Aluminum fencing is a beautiful option for properties across Greater Cincinnati, Dayton, Eastern Indiana, and Northern Kentucky. Here are some of the ways Eads Fence Company puts it to work for different needs around the Tri-State.
Pools
Aluminum is a great option for pool fencing since it resists rust and corrosion around pool water. Your estimator plans the height, picket spacing, and gate hardware around the pool code where you live, because barrier rules vary by city and county.
Pets
Small dogs and other pets can slip between standard pickets. A dropped bottom rail or puppy panel closes that gap along the bottom, while the top of the fence keeps its open look.
Front Yards
A decorative front-yard aluminum fence can add beauty and value to your home. It works well where a solid fence would feel closed off, since the open pickets keep your house and landscaping in view.
Perimeters
An aluminum perimeter fence sets a clear property line while keeping the open, neighborly look of your yard. It also provides kids and pets a defined boundary to play inside.
Commercial Properties
Aluminum gives businesses, property managers and municipalities a secure perimeter that still looks welcoming to visitors. Eads Fence can pair it with access control and automated gates.
Matching Gates
Add a walk gate or drive gate that matches your fence style. A walk gate gives you an easy path to the backyard or the pool. A wider drive gate lets a car or a trailer through without breaking up the look of the fence.
Our Process: What to Expect
- Step 1: Free On-Site Consultation: We visit your property to assess your needs, discuss design options, and take measurements. We'll also review any HOA requirements or local permits needed.
- Step 2: Custom Design and Transparent Pricing: Receive a detailed proposal outlining materials, design specifications, timeline, and upfront pricing with no hidden fees.
- Step 3: Professional Installation: Our experienced installation team handles everything from property marking and utility location to post-setting and final cleanup. We work efficiently while respecting your property.
- Step 4: Final Walkthrough and Satisfaction Guarantee: We're not done until you're completely satisfied. We'll walk the project with you to ensure every detail meets our quality standards and your expectations.
Why Homowners and Businesses Choose Eads Fence
Dale Eads started Eads Fence Company in Cincinnati in June 1980. More than 45 years later, he still runs the family business as CEO.
Dale is the reason you’ll hear “It’s a Great Day at Eads Fence” when you call. He built the company around making sure your day with Eads Fence is a great one. That idea still shapes how his team works with you on your project.
Today, Dale’s team handles the design, the materials, and the installation, which means you won’t have to coordinate multiple contractors. Every installer who comes to your home is trained, fully insured, and covered by Workers’ Comp.
Eads Fence stays with you after the install, too. If a fallen limb bends a panel or a gate stops latching, you can call the same company that put the fence in. Timely repairs and regular maintenance help your fence last longer and keep it looking the way it did on install day.
Want to see your options in person? Walk through our 8,000-square-foot indoor showroom on Broadway in Loveland and look at aluminum styles up close.
Ready to enhance your property with an aluminum fence?
Contact us today for a free consultation and quote.