DIY Fencing

For most DIYers, vinyl and no-dig fence systems are the easiest to install. Vinyl fences often come in pre-assembled panels that slide into posts, and no-dig systems use driven steel anchors, avoiding the need to dig holes and pour concrete. Both options significantly reduce labor and complexity.

Start by staking out the corners of your planned fence line. Use a measuring tape to measure the distance between each stake. Add these measurements together to get your total linear footage. Remember to account for gates! We recommend sketching your yard and marking the measurements and gate locations to bring with you when you shop.

It depends on your local municipality and HOA rules. Many areas have regulations regarding fence height, materials, and placement (especially for front yards). We strongly recommend checking with your local building department and homeowners' association before purchasing materials or starting your project.

Absolutely. PDQ Fence Supply specializes in fulfilling large-scale orders for residential and commercial developments. We can source materials, manage logistics, and ensure staged deliveries to your job site to keep your project on schedule. Contact our Pro desk to discuss your project's material list and timeline.

We offer flexible job site delivery options, including flatbed and forklift unloading for large material orders. We work with you to coordinate delivery times that fit your project schedule, ensuring your materials are on-site when you need them. Standard delivery fees and policies apply.

Yes, we are a leading supplier of commercial-grade gate operators (slide, swing, and barrier arm) and a full range of access control solutions. This includes keypads, card readers, telephone entry systems, and vehicle detection loops. We carry top brands and can help you specify a system that integrates seamlessly with your security protocol.