RAN Fencing
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Fences built on a straight line.

Ran Fencing is a family-owned fence company in Marietta, Georgia. We build wood privacy, shadowbox and picket fences, and the gates that go in them, for homes and businesses within 75 miles.

Call or text (904) 254-2330 Plan your fence
Long run of a six-foot wood privacy fence with dog-ear boards along a backyard lawn, tall pines behind it and red clay at its base

Six-foot privacy fence, dog-ear boards, pines behind and Georgia clay at the base.

Three fences, drawn to scale.

Start with what the fence is for. Closing off a back yard, looking good from both sides, or marking a friendly front yard. The right style usually follows.

Usually 6 ftPrivacy

Solid boards that close off the view, so the back yard feels like your own.

Usually 6 ftShadowbox

Boards on both sides of the rails. Finished from your yard and your neighbor's.

3 to 4 ftPicket

Lower and open. Marks the line and keeps a front yard friendly.

Walk and driveGates

Built to match the fence, right where you need them.

White painted picket fence with a walk gate across the front walk of a brick ranch house
Picket
Wood gate hung on a black strap hinge with a black latch
Gates

Have something else in mind? Privacy, shadowbox and picket are what you see here, but they aren't the only fences we build. Ask about any fence type.

Which side faces out?

It's the question that comes up on almost every fence line between two yards. Here's the difference in two photos.

Inside corner of a wood privacy fence seen from the rail side, with posts and rails showing

Privacy: one finished face

Boards go on one side of the rails. One side is smooth, the other shows posts and rails, like this. We'll talk through which way it faces before we build.

Close view along a shadowbox fence with boards on both sides of the rail and small gaps between them

Shadowbox: finished both ways

Boards alternate on both sides of the rails with small gaps between, so it looks the same from your yard and your neighbor's, and a little air moves through. More on shadowbox

From the first call to the last latch.

How a fence project goes with us. No surprises, and you know who's coming to your property.

  1. Reach out

    Call, text or email, whichever is easiest. Tell us if it's a home or a business and the fence you have in mind.

    Wood privacy fence line with a shovel leaning on a post and a wheelbarrow on the grass

  2. Walk the property

    We walk the fence line with you and talk through style, height, gates, the slope and anything in the way. With 10 years in real estate construction, questions like where the line runs and how the ground falls are familiar ones.

    New fence posts set along a string line across a lawn, with red clay, a post-hole digger and bags of concrete

  3. Get your quote

    A clear quote for the fence you picked, written so it's easy to compare side by side with other bids.

    A strapped stack of fence lumber on a driveway in front of a brick house

  4. Build day

    Once you say go, we set a build day together and put up your fence, gates and all.

    Six-foot wood privacy fence meeting the back corner of a house, with a matching walk gate on black hinges

How much fence is your yard?

Slide to the length of your fence line. Posts go about every 8 feet. For a drawing and a full count with gates, use the planner.

24 ft320 ft
Open the fence planner

20 posts152 feet of fence is 19 sections of about 8 feet, so 20 posts set to the line.

Close-up of a pine fence post and boards with galvanized screws and a tape measure on the post top

A family business you can call back.

When you're comparing bids, it helps to know who you're hiring. Ran Fencing is a family business based in Marietta, backed by 10 years in real estate construction. One crew builds for homes and for businesses, the same way.

  • Family ownedYou know who you're dealing with from the first call.
  • Construction backgroundPlanning around a real property is familiar work.
  • Homes and businessesBack yards, rentals, business lots and property lines.
  • Easy to reachCall, text or email. All three reach us.
About Ran Fencing

Marietta, and 75 miles around it.

Based in Cobb County, building in the counties all around it. Not sure you're in range? Call or text and ask.

  • Cobb
  • Cherokee
  • Fulton
  • Gwinnett
  • Henry
  • Paulding
  • Douglas
  • DeKalb
  • Bartow
  • Clayton
  • Forsyth
  • Hall
See the service area map

Fence questions

Which fence style should I pick?
Start with what the fence is for. A privacy fence closes off the view with solid boards. A shadowbox fence has boards on both sides of the rails, so it looks finished from your yard and your neighbor's. A picket fence is low and open, for front yards and gardens.
Does the finished side of the fence face me or my neighbor?
A privacy fence has one finished side and one side where the posts and rails show. Many people face the finished side out toward the neighbor or the street, and some HOAs have a rule about it. A shadowbox fence looks the same from both sides.
Where does Ran Fencing build?
Marietta, Georgia and everywhere within 75 miles, including Cobb, Cherokee, Fulton, Gwinnett, Paulding and DeKalb counties. See the service area.
How does a fence project go?
Four steps. You reach out by call, text, email or the form. We walk the property with you. You get a clear quote. Then we set a build day together and build the fence to a string line.
How much fence do I need?
Use the fence planner: pick a style, height, length and gates and it draws the fence and counts posts, rails and boards. Then send the plan straight to the quote form.

Tell us about your fence.

A few details about the property and the style you like are all it takes to start. Homes and businesses both welcome.

Call(904) 254-2330 Text(904) 254-2330 Or send the formRequest a quote