Fencing in Sterlington, LA.

Sterlington sits north of Monroe on US 165, between the twin cities and Bastrop. The highway runs up through that river and bayou country. Folks use Sterlington Elementary, Sterlington Middle, and Sterlington High to say which part of town they're in. We work out of West Monroe and we build up here. Give us the street. A new entrance off 165 and an older road toward the river are different last turns, and we take both.

A lot of Sterlington calls are a house on a newer street. The lot is big enough for a real back yard, and the neighbor is close enough that privacy is the point. Pine if you want the common wood privacy fence. Cedar if you want wood that weathers better. Vinyl if you don't want to paint. Places like DeSiard Trace and Bayou Trace have bigger lots than an old city block, and some of those lots touch Bayou DeSiard. A lot of these streets have HOA rules on height and material. Bring them with you. We'll build to them. A six-foot privacy fence catches wind, so the posts are the part that matters. Measure the drive for the widest trailer you'll pull through.

Not every fence in Sterlington is on a new street. Older houses often need a repair, or a new run that has to meet a fence that's already standing. Posts sitting in ground that stays wet are what usually fail. If the posts are solid, new pickets or one panel can be the right fix. If they move when you push them, that run needs to be rebuilt. Send a photo of the worst post and one of the whole line. We can tell a lot of those apart before we drive up. Then we come look.

The Ouachita and Bayou DeSiard are why some yards hold water and why some lots aren't square. That doesn't mean every house is waterfront. If your line runs toward the river or the bayou, say that. A slope, a corner that floods, or a ditch the fence can't block is something we need before we space the posts. We look at the yard and price what we see.

You get a free estimate from an Ouachita Parish crew. We do houses and we do commercial work. A rental, a new back yard, a shop, a gate that sags. Call (318) 351-2539. We'll get a quote back to you fast. The street name is enough to start. A rough length helps if you've paced it off.

Inside the town, check with the Town of Sterlington. We'll go over those rules with you when we quote the job. Don't use Monroe's height rules on a Sterlington lot. If the property is outside the town, in the parish, the Ouachita Parish guide on this site is the page to read, and the parish office confirms it. HOA rules sit on top of whatever the town requires. Tell us what your street asks for.