Quality fencing for O'Fallon's fast-growing subdivisions and established neighborhoods — just up I-70 from our Foristell shop.
O'Fallon is the largest city in St. Charles County and one of the biggest suburbs in the St. Louis metro, home to more than 90,000 residents across ZIP codes 63366 and 63368. The city is bracketed by I-70 running east–west across its north side and I-64/US-40 along the south, tucked between St. Peters and Lake Saint Louis. From our shop in Foristell it's a straight shot east on I-70 — so when you hire a fence company in O'Fallon, you're getting a local St. Charles County crew, not a franchise driving in from across the river.
A city this size puts almost every kind of fence project on our schedule. O'Fallon stretches from neighborhoods built decades ago around its historic downtown to brand-new subdivisions going up off Highway K, Highway DD, Mexico Road, and Veterans Memorial Parkway. Most of the city sits in the Fort Zumwalt School District, with the western edge in Wentzville R-IV and the south and southeast corners in Francis Howell R-III — family country where a fenced backyard for kids, pets, and a pool is high on the list. We handle both sides of that demand: fresh fence installation in O'Fallon's new construction and replacement or repair of older fences that have weathered too many Missouri winters.

From the master-planned WingHaven side of town to larger lots out toward Dardenne Creek, O'Fallon has every kind of fence job — and we do them all.
O'Fallon keeps growing fast. The Streets of Caledonia at I-64/US-40 and Highway DD is filling in with hundreds of single-family homes and townhomes around its lakes, pool, and walking trails, while the Harvest at Hopewell community off Highway N is one of the largest new developments in the county. The master-planned WingHaven community along WingHaven Boulevard near Bryan Road — built around its 1999 Jack Nicklaus–designed golf course and country club after MasterCard's campus first drew development to that side of town — set the tone for a lot of this growth, and the newer subdivisions keep that same HOA-driven, finished look.
Most of these backyards arrive without a fence the builder included, so a new fence is one of the first projects O'Fallon homeowners take on. For these yards we install low-maintenance vinyl and wood privacy fence, plus black aluminum for pools and open-view lots, where a low ornamental fence keeps the sightline open across the back of the yard. Because nearly all of these neighborhoods run through an HOA or architectural committee, we build to the approved height and style and help you get the application signed off the first time.
O'Fallon's older side — the mature streets around Civic Park and the historic Fort Zumwalt Park, with its rebuilt 1812-era fort site overlooking Lake Whetsel in the original heart of town — is full of yards where the first fence is now ready for replacement. North and west toward the Dardenne Creek bottoms and the farmland off Hopewell and Duello roads, plenty of properties still sit on a half-acre, an acre, or more.
On those bigger lots we install farm and ranch fencing — split-rail, no-climb horse fence, and field fence for property lines — along with sturdy chain link for dog runs and outbuildings. In the established neighborhoods, our fence repair service often restores a tired fence for far less than a full replacement.

A fence is only as good as the ground it's anchored in, and O'Fallon sits on the same heavy Missouri clay we work in across St. Charles County. 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.
O'Fallon's wide-open new subdivisions also catch the full force of Missouri's spring and summer storms — the same straight-line winds that rattle the diamonds at the Ozzie Smith Sports Complex — home to CarShield Field — and the soccer fields at O'Fallon Sports Park will lay a poorly-built backyard fence right over. It's one of the most common reasons we get repair calls here. We spec post size, spacing, and footing depth for real wind loads, not the bare minimum — the kind of detail that keeps a fence standing when a storm rolls through and the yard next door loses a few panels.
Every fence type we build is available in O'Fallon — 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. WingHaven and most of O'Fallon's planned communities have an HOA or architectural committee that has to approve your fence style, height, and placement first. We know the styles that get approved around the WingHaven Boulevard and Bryan Road corridors and build to spec so your application clears the first time.
In newer communities like the Streets of Caledonia off Highway DD and the Harvest neighborhoods near Highway N, low-maintenance vinyl and wood privacy fences are the top picks for backyards, with black aluminum popular for pools and open-view lots. Most of these backyards weren't fenced by the builder, so a new fence is one of the first projects homeowners take on.
We do. North and west of town toward the Dardenne Creek bottoms and the farmland off Hopewell and Duello roads, plenty of O'Fallon properties still sit on a half-acre, an acre, or more. We install farm and ranch fencing, no-climb horse fence, and field fence for those larger lots, plus chain link for dog runs and outbuildings.
Often both. The City of O'Fallon requires a fence permit, and if your home is in an HOA neighborhood the association usually has to sign off on the style, height, and setback first. We help you handle the spec sheet and pull what's needed so the project stays on track.
O'Fallon sits on the same heavy Missouri clay we work in every day, and our hard freeze-thaw winters will heave a shallow post right out of plumb. We set posts in concrete below the frost line and brace gates and corners properly so the fence stays straight for decades, not a couple of seasons.
Yes. Fence repair is a big part of what we do in O'Fallon's older neighborhoods, from resetting posts that have leaned in the clay to replacing sections knocked down by Missouri spring storms. We repair every fence type, not just the ones we install.
Just minutes up and down I-70 we also serve Foristell, Wentzville, Lake Saint Louis, and Wright City.
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