Get Fenced! · By Dave

Dave builds
Indiana's best fences.(Probably.)

Drop your address, draw your fence line, see a real estimate — in about a minute. Straight-shot pricing. No three-day wait. No call at dinnertime from a guy named Brad.

  1. 1Drop your address
  2. 2Draw your fence
  3. 3See your real estimate

Or call Dave directly: (260) 499-1418 · Prefer email? Request a quote →

The whole trick

Drawn. Priced. Planted.

Your fence goes from your thumb to your yard in three moves. Dave's crew handles the one involving hydraulics.

Your yard 214 FT

Move one · ~1 minute

You draw it

Address in, satellite up, tap the corners. Every foot counts live — wrong spot, drag it back.

Sample yard

6 ft vinyl privacy · 214 ft · 1 gate

$9,600–$14,800

Installed · today's Indiana rates

Move two · instant

It prices itself

Pick the material, set the height, watch the number move. Real installed rates — no math Dave made up.

Pictured: a fence White vinyl privacy fence panels installed along a property line

Move three · 2–4 days

Dave plants it

Reinforced galvanized-steel posts driven past the frost line in the morning, panels up after — a stronger hold than concrete, and your yard stays a yard.

Draw yours →

The online number is an estimate, not a binding quote — Dave walks the yard and locks the final in person. He'll say that part out loud, too.

Watch it work

Address in. Price out.

Dave walks you through how the estimator pulls up your yard, draws the fence line, and hands back a real installed estimate. He still swings by to walk the yard and lock the final quote in person — no phone tag, no three-day wait.

  • Real Indiana rates per material
  • Draw the line, see the total
  • Lock the quote with Dave directly

Dave's menu

Four fences. One system.

Most Popular

Wood

Warm, customizable, timeless. From pickets to full privacy panels — we cut it, stain it, and plant it right.

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Low Maintenance

Vinyl

Looks sharp for decades, zero paint required. Your future self will absolutely thank you.

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Elegant

Aluminum

Black-iron looks without the upkeep. Pool-code compatible and easy on the eyes for decades.

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Acreage

Farm & Ranch

Woven wire, split rail, high-tensile. Whether it's cattle, horses, or hobby goats, Dave's built it before.

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How Dave builds it

Driven steel. No rot. Just fence.

(Why use big word when few word do trick.)

Three things make Dave's fence last longer than the one the last guy built — and go up faster, too.

01 · The ground up

Driven steel posts

Reinforced. Galvanized. Driven past the frost line.

  • Galvanized steel, rated for decades in Indiana ground
  • Fence goes up the same day we start
  • Won't rot, heave, or lean in winter
  • Works with every fence type we build

02 · The middle

Materials that last

Picked for the weather your fence actually sees.

  • Cedar graded for long-term outdoor wear
  • Vinyl stabilized for hot-cold cycles
  • Aluminum powder-coated and pool-code compatible
  • Galvanized hardware, corrosion-resistant

03 · The finish

Fit to your yard

Hand-fit to your grade, with gates that swing true.

  • Panels and runs built to your spec
  • Rails hand-fit to your yard's grade
  • Gates sized and hung to swing true
  • Site cleared before the crew drives off

Every fence Dave builds uses this system. See yours on a map →

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How Dave works

Four steps. No surprises.

Step 01

Get Your Number

Draw it online in about a minute, or call and tell Dave the basics. Both end the same way: a real number, fast. No 47-question intake form.

Step 02

Dave Shows Up

Free site walk. Dave checks grade, roots, and whatever the dog buried, then locks the final quote in your driveway. Fifteen minutes.

Step 03

The Crew Builds

Posts driven in the morning, panels up after. Most jobs start within two weeks of your green light and take 2–4 days.

Step 04

Enjoy Your Yard

Stand in it. Admire it. Tell the neighbors who built it. Dave won't mind.

Show, don't tell

Fences worth pointing at.

Privacy runs, pickets, estate gates, pool-rated aluminum — the kind of work that ends up in the yard when the drawing's done.

White vinyl privacy fence panels White vinyl privacy Black aluminum fence between stacked stone columns Aluminum · stone pilasters Arched estate driveway gate with brick columns Estate driveway gate White vinyl picket fence along a driveway Vinyl picket, along the drive Bronze aluminum fence on a low poured wall in a residential yard Pictured: a fence. (Bronze aluminum.)

Every service page has a full gallery. Start with vinyl → · or skip ahead and draw your own →

The Dave Difference

Why Dave, really?

01

Dave's from here

Tippecanoe County soil, HOA boards, the frost line — Dave has personal history with all three. Not a franchise. Not a crew from three states over with a magnetic door sign.

02

Dave built the tools

The estimator, the 3D previews, the scheduling — Dave built them himself, because the industry's idea of high technology was a clipboard and a promise to call you back.

03

The number is the number

The estimate you draw online is real. The quote Dave hands you in the driveway is final. If those two ever disagree, you'll hear it from Dave — never from the invoice.

04

He builds like he lives here

Because he does. Materials rated for Indiana winters, steel driven past the frost line, and a fence Dave has to drive past for the rest of his natural life. He builds accordingly.

Reviews

4.9

Out of five. On Google. From real customers with real yards — go read every word straight from the source.

Read them all on Google →

We'll quote our favorites here once there are enough that picking favorites doesn't offend the rest.

Across Indiana

15 cities served.

LafayetteHQ · all 15 within 90 min

From Lafayette and West Lafayette up through Monticello, east to Frankfort, and down to Indianapolis. If a truck can get there, Dave can fence it.

LafayetteW. LafayetteMonticelloDelphiFrankfortCrawfordsvilleKokomoLogansportIndianapolisCarmelZionsvilleNoblesvilleWestfieldBrownsburgFishers
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Ask Dave

Questions, by stage.

Here's what tends to come up before you start, while the crew's on site, and after the last panel's up.

What does a fence actually cost?

Depends on length, material, and gates. The online estimator gives you a real installed estimate in about a minute — Dave asks for your name, phone, and email so he can follow up, then walks the yard to lock the final number in person. No three-day wait.

Does Dave pull permits?

Yes — HOA approval, city permits, and 811 utility locates. If your neighborhood needs sign-off, Dave's done it before.

How fast can Dave get started?

Most jobs start within two weeks of your green light. The crew runs two builds a week during Indiana's build season.

Is Dave a real person?

Yes. Lafayette local, a decade-plus building things at NASA and Purdue before aiming all of it at Indiana's fences. The face that follows your cursor around the top of this page is his actual face.

How long will my yard be torn up?

Typical backyard install runs 2–4 days. Post day is the loudest — the driver seats galvanized steel posts deep past the frost line, a cleaner and stronger set than augers and wet concrete. After that it's just saws, rails, and pickets going up faster than you'd think. Dave keeps a clean jobsite from day one.

Do I need to be home?

Nope. Dave walks the line with you once before we start, then the crew works without you. Gate in the fence is stake-marked, you approve by text.

What about 811 utility locates?

Dave's crew files every 811 locate three business days before install — driven posts still go a few feet into the ground, so we follow the same rules. Marks stay on your yard; we drive posts around them. This is on us, not you.

Is there a warranty?

One year on labor, full manufacturer warranty on materials. If something fails in year one, the crew fixes it — no invoice.

Do you do repairs or just new builds?

Both. Dave's repaired everything from one leaning post to a whole quarter-mile line after a storm. Call and describe what's broken.

What maintenance does a cedar fence need?

Stain every 3 years. It's one Saturday of work. Dave's quarterly newsletter sends a reminder when your fence is due — opt-in, no pressure.

Ready?

Two ways to get your number.

Self-serve in a minute with the estimator, or tell Dave the basics and he'll come back with a real quote. Either way — straight pricing, no Brad.

Request a quote →Or try the estimator →

Prefer the phone? Call Dave at (260) 499-1418 →

Quote from Dave

Tell Dave the basics. He'll come back with a number.

A few quick details and Dave gets a real quote back to you — usually same day, always inside one business day. No tool required.

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