Nashville Fence & Deck

For more than twenty years, Nashville Fence & Deck has been a family-owned and operated business founded by two Nashville natives, Ashley and Trey Stephenson. The brothers started working for family and friends and as word-of-mouth spread, they quickly filled their books. Nashville Fence & Deck has been running strong ever since, providing top quality fencing for the greater Nashville area. With customer satisfaction at the forefront of our mission, over half of our clients are repeat or referred customers. From our unmatched five year warranty, to custom turn-key projects, Nashville Fence & Deck has become one of the premiere fence companies in the state of Tennessee. Our favorite project is always our next, so let Nashville Fence & Deck provide an unmatched customer experience for you.

What Makes Us Different?

Unique On-Site Estimates - Nashville Fence & Deck offers free on-site estimates. On-site estimates are scheduled between 10am-2pm, Monday-Friday. Our construction professionals will discuss the best option for your project and provide a comprehensive estimated based on your needs!5 Year Warranty - We realize that outdoor projects are an investment. That's why we offer a 5-year workmanship warranty on all fences and decks. Unlimited Styles and Choices - Why just choose from a website or portfolio? We offer the biggest selection of styles in the area. Whether it's on our website, or anywhere else, we can customize anything to suit your particular needs. Let your wildest imaginations come true!

Our Fence Experts

Ashley attended Belmont University to pursue a career in music. During that time, he began working with a fence company in Nashville and discovered a love for outdoor carpentry. Ashley has over 17 years of experience in building fences and decks. When he is not working, Ashley enjoys creating music, hiking, bike riding, wakeboarding, snowboarding, and spending time with friends. Trey is a 2001 graduate of UT and holds a degree in Business Administration. Upon graduation, Trey quickly realized a need for creativity and a longing to be outdoors. He joined force with his brother Ashley and founded Nashville Fence & Deck. Today, Trey has over 15 years of experience in outdoor carpentry. Trey's specialties include creating unique outdoor projects and custom carpentry. Outside of work Trey enjoys wakeskating, snowboarding, and spending time with his family.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most common fencing materials? Common materials for residential use include pressure treated or cedar wood, rustic split rail with wire mesh, classic ornamental aluminum or steel fence, metal chain link, and polyvinyl chloride (PVC). What kind of fasteners do you use? We use ring shanked, or stainless steel nails approved for the new MCQ pressure treating process. Stainless nails are required when using cedar. However, we do use screws and bolts when necessary to make gates and decks stronger. Composite decks require screws and are recommended on wood decks. Which is better: cedar or pressure treated materials? The primary difference between cedar and pressure treated materials is the longevity of the lumber. Cedar (typically Western Red) is a dense, light-weight material that resists rotting and infestation. Pressure-treated lumber (typically Southern Yellow Pine) is a dense, heavyweight material that undergoes an additional treatment process at the mill. The wood is environmentally safe and prevents rotting or infestation from occurring during the life of the lumber. This provides for the most longevity in projects. What kind of warranty do you offer on my fence? We provide a five-year warranty on all our workmanship. In addition, the materials used in the installation of your fence or deck are covered by the manufacturer's warranty. We are happy to provide repairs throughout the lifetime of your product. Please ask for specifics on the materials you choose. How should I care for my wood fence? We remind customers to use their gates with care and keep them closed, especially during harsh wind and storms. Gate hardware may need to be checked occasionally. We recommend applying a water repellant, such as Thompson's Water Seal, three to six months after the completion of your product. This will reduce the amount of warping on your product. How deep are your posts set? Posts are set 12"-18" in normal soil, depending on bedrock. For builds in softer

soil, we set posts between 24"-30".