Deer & Wildlife Fencing in Asheville, NC
A white-tailed deer can clear a six-foot fence without much of a run-up. That is the whole problem with ordinary yard fencing around a garden, an orchard, or a young planting: it marks the line, and the deer step over it. Deer fencing is built taller and tighter for exactly that reason. Asheville Fence Company installs it across Buncombe, Haywood, and Henderson counties, and we have been building fence in Western North Carolina since 1966.
Pictured: deer fencing on one of our jobs — black woven wire run along the wooded edge of the property.
Our typical deer fence
8-foot woven wire — tall enough that deer rarely bother trying it, and woven so there is no gap for a fawn to slip through. Heights and wire styles vary with the site; eight feet of woven wire is what we install most often.
What we install
- Woven-wire deer fence — typically 8 feet, the standard build for gardens, orchards, and pasture edges with heavy deer traffic.
- Garden and orchard enclosures — a complete perimeter, corners braced so the wire stays tight season after season.
- Property-line wildlife fencing — longer runs across acreage, laid out around the trees and grade you actually have.
- Gates to match — walk gates and drive gates built to the same height, so the fence stays deer-tight where you come and go.
- Farm fencing alongside it — hog wire, agricultural fence, and livestock runs on the same visit. See our farm fencing page.
Where it makes sense
Vegetable gardens and fruit trees are the usual reason people call. So are the larger wooded lots around Biltmore Forest, Arden, Fairview, and Weaverville, where deer move through every evening and the hostas never make it to July. Small farms use the same fence to keep deer out of hay and row crops. If you are replacing plantings every spring, a fence is cheaper than the plants.
The same job — the fence carried around the planting beds.
Garden inside the fence, woods on the other side.
Already have a deer fence that is failing?
Sagging wire, a pushed-over corner, a gap under the bottom strand where the ground washed out — those are repairs, and we repair fences we did not build. Call us before the next growing season rather than after the damage.
How an estimate works
Estimates are free. Tell us roughly what you want fenced and where, we come out and walk the line with you, and you get a quote for the fence, gates, and installation. Your salesman sees the job through from that first walk to the finished fence.
Request a free estimateCall (828) 665-8900
Asheville Fence Company is family-owned and woman-owned, with our yard on Smokey Park Highway in Candler. Related pages: Farm fencing · Fence repair · All services.
