288 Commerce Blvd, Statesville, NC
One shop in Statesville, working across nineteen North Carolina towns.
Crown Fence has manufactured and installed fencing out of the same Statesville shop since 1999. The crew that measures a job in Iredell County is the same crew that drives out to Charlotte, Winston-Salem or the foothills, because the fabrication that makes a fence match across a property does not change with the county line.
Why North Carolina ground decides the fence, not just the budget
The same three conditions show up on almost every job we run in this territory, whether the address is in Statesville or ninety minutes away in the Piedmont Triad. Piedmont North Carolina runs humid summers and a real freeze thaw winter in the same calendar year, over ground that is often heavy clay. None of that is a reason to avoid a fence. It is the reason a fence has to be built for this ground specifically, not ordered off a shelf built for somewhere drier or flatter.
- Clay soil moves. It swells when it is wet and shrinks when it dries out, and a post set shallow or set without concrete will lean within a few seasons as the ground around it shifts. Every post we set goes in with concrete, for exactly this reason.
- Freeze thaw winters heave what is not set deep enough. A hard freeze followed by a thaw pushes against anything sitting near the surface. Railings in particular get reviewed against North Carolina building code before they are built, not fitted off the shelf, because a railing that is only strong when the ground is dry is not actually strong.
- Humid summers stress the wrong materials. Wood that is not sealed and maintained will move and gray faster in this climate than it would somewhere dry, which is one reason vinyl and aluminum are the low upkeep choices here, and why our vinyl is reinforced with steel or aluminum rather than left as a single unsupported panel.
The territory changes. The shop that fabricates the fence does not.
A property in Mooresville and a property in Wilkesboro get the same aluminum, the same vinyl reinforced the same way, and the same crew answering for the install, because it all comes out of one Statesville shop rather than a different supplier for every county.
The full territory
Nineteen towns, three regions
Home county
Statesville is where the shop is, and Mooresville is close enough that most estimates here happen the same week they are requested.
- Statesville, NC
- Mooresville, NC
Greater Charlotte
South of Statesville, the crew runs residential and commercial jobs across the Charlotte metro, including the lake towns and the Cabarrus County side toward Concord and Harrisburg.
- Charlotte, NC
- Huntersville, NC
- Cornelius, NC
- Davidson, NC
- Matthews, NC
- Mint Hill, NC
- Concord, NC
- Harrisburg, NC
- Gastonia, NC
Piedmont Triad and foothills
North and west of Statesville, the same clay soil and freeze thaw pattern runs through Winston-Salem, the Davidson County towns, and out toward the foothills near Hickory, Elkin and Wilkesboro.
- Winston-Salem, NC
- Clemmons, NC
- Advance, NC
- Lexington, NC
- Salisbury, NC
- Hickory, NC
- Elkin, NC
- Wilkesboro, NC
Not seeing your town listed?
Call the shop and ask. Estimates are free either way, and someone will tell you plainly whether the job is in range before a truck ever gets scheduled.
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