Livonia fence company, with a shop right next door in Redford
Anchor Fence is a family-owned fence company that installs fences at Livonia homes from our shop on Plymouth Road in Redford, the community just east of Livonia. We build vinyl, wood, privacy, chain link, aluminum and steel, and SimTek fences, plus gates and porch railings. Every installation carries a two-year workmanship warranty, and every project starts with a free quote at your home. We call MISS DIG before we dig and can advise you on the Livonia fence permit, which the property owner obtains.

Fence installation for Livonia homes and businesses
Anchor Fence works from a shop close to Livonia, and we set every post with Michigan frost in mind.
Fences we build for local homes and businesses
Livonia was a township of dairy farms and orchards until it became a city in 1950. The city says it grew from about 17,000 people that year to more than 100,000 by 1998. Today many Livonia homes share a back lot line and one or two side lines with neighbors. That shapes what people ask us for.
Fence materials and warranties
Anchor Fence talks through each material with you during the free quote, standing in your own yard. Here is how each one fits a Livonia home.
Vinyl fence material carries a limited lifetime warranty (not vinyl-coated chain link). Steel and aluminum materials carry product warranties up to a limited lifetime, depending on the product. Your written quote lists the exact terms.

How an installation runs
Anchor Fence follows the same order on every Livonia job, so you know what comes next.
1. Free quote. A salesperson walks your yard, measures the fence line, and talks through materials, height, and gates.
2. Permit. The property owner applies for the Livonia permit. We give you the fence line, layout, and material details for the application and point out the forms the city asks for.
3. MISS DIG. We call Michigan’s 811 system at least three business days before digging, so public lines are marked.
4. Installation. Our crew sets the posts, hangs the panels or fabric, and fits the gates.
5. Final inspection. The city inspects the finished fence, which closes the permit.
Our site says most installations can be complete within six to eight weeks, weather pending. Spring is a busy season for fence work, so a quote in winter can put your job on the spring schedule before the rush.
Posts set for a Michigan winter
Much of Metro Detroit sits on clay, and clay holds water that freezes and lifts shallow posts. We typically set posts in 42-inch concrete footings, the same depth Michigan’s building code sets for house footings. A deep footing sits below most of the frost, so the post has less reason to move. That helps a gate keep swinging true after a few hard winters.

Livonia fence installation questions
Start your Livonia fence with a visit to the yard
A fence is easier to plan before anyone is guessing about lot lines and neighbor forms. Anchor Fence will walk your Livonia yard, show you what the city allows, and give you a written quote at no cost. If you would rather pay over time, financing is available.



