We're proud to call Foristell home — quality fencing for the town's fast-growing subdivisions and the surrounding acreage.
Foristell sits right on the St. Charles–Warren county line, about 45 miles west of St. Louis where I-70 meets Route T/W. For years it was a quiet crossroads town of a few hundred people — but it has become one of the fastest-growing communities in the region, with the population up more than 66% since 2000 and new rooftops going up faster than almost anywhere on the western edge of the metro.
That growth is exactly why fencing is in such demand here. Foristell sits in the path of St. Charles County's westward "Golden Triangle" between I-64 and I-70, and builders are racing to keep up. As a fence company based right here in town, we know which neighborhoods are going in, how the local HOAs handle approvals, and what holds up to our clay soil and Missouri weather.

From brand-new subdivisions to working land, Foristell has two very different kinds of fence jobs — and we do both.
Communities like Manors at Liberty, Providence Estates, The Estates at Schaper Farms, Stone Canyon, and the estate-sized Del Creek Crossing are filling in across Foristell, with more — like Serenity Lakes — on the way. New homes here run roughly $260,000 to $650,000, and almost every one needs a backyard fence the builder didn't include.
For these yards we install low-maintenance vinyl and wood privacy fence, plus black aluminum for pools and open-view lots. Because most of these neighborhoods have an HOA, we build to the approved height and style and help you get your fence application signed off the first time.
Foristell still has plenty of elbow room. Del Creek Crossing alone offers 3-plus-acre homesites, and longtime farms and horse properties line the outer roads off the T/W and Highway W corridors. These properties need a different kind of fence than a quarter-acre subdivision lot.
Out here we install farm and ranch fencing — split-rail, no-climb horse fence, field and high-tensile fence for cattle and property lines — along with sturdy chain link for dog runs and outbuildings. If you've got acreage, we'll lay out a fence that fits the land and the livestock.

A fence is only as good as the ground it's anchored in, and Foristell's heavy Missouri clay is unforgiving. Clay holds water, and our hard freeze-thaw winters will heave a shallow post right out of plumb. That's why we set posts in concrete below the frost line and brace gates and corners properly — so your fence is still straight a decade from now.
Wide-open new subdivisions and acreage also catch the full force of Missouri's spring and summer storms. We spec post size, spacing, and footing depth for real wind loads, not the bare minimum — which matters a lot when there's no mature tree line to slow the gusts. It's the kind of detail an out-of-town crew skips and a local one never does.
Every fence type we build is available in Foristell — explore the options:
Low-maintenance privacy & picket vinyl.
Learn more →Rust-free ornamental & pool fence.
Learn more →Cedar & pine privacy and picket.
Learn more →Solid 6–8 ft backyard privacy.
Learn more →Affordable galvanized & coated.
Learn more →Livestock, horse & acreage fence.
Learn more →Security, steel & gates.
Learn more →Storm & post repair, all types.
Learn more →Yes — Foristell is our home base, right on the St. Charles–Warren county line at the I-70 and Route T/W interchange. When you call, you're working with a local crew that lives and works here, not a franchise driving in from across the metro.
We do — from the 3-acre estate homesites in Del Creek Crossing to longtime working acreage off the outer roads, farm and ranch fencing (split-rail, no-climb horse fence, and field fence for livestock and property lines) is one of our specialties.
Many of Foristell's newer subdivisions have an HOA that must approve your fence style, height, and placement first, and the City of Foristell or the county may require a permit depending on your location. We help you handle the spec sheet and pull what's needed so the project stays on track.
In our heavy clay soil, posts have to be set in concrete below the frost line so winter freeze-thaw can't heave them out of plumb. Proper footing depth and bracing are the difference between a fence that stays straight for decades and one that leans after a couple of seasons.
Always. Request a free estimate and we'll come measure your Foristell property and give you a written quote at no charge.
Just minutes up and down I-70 we also serve Wentzville, O'Fallon, Lake Saint Louis, and Wright City.
Free estimates and quality work from a local crew. Let's talk about your fence.
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