Hammerhead Fence Company
Service Area

Mobile mixes century-old cottages near Dauphin Street, brick ranches in established neighborhoods, and waterfront lots along the bay and the Dog River. That range means one family wants a picket fence that suits a historic cottage, while the next wants tall cedar privacy along a busy road out back.

We're based just up the road in Chickasaw, so Mobile jobs get fast walk-throughs and crews that are back the next morning when weather pauses a build. Our own crew builds every Mobile fence instead of handing it off to an unsupervised subcontractor, and every estimate comes from walking the yard with you.

West Mobile grew fast over the last two decades, and much of it now sits inside Mobile city limits after the 2023 annexation. Newer homes here usually come with HOA covenants, builder-grade yards and neighbors close on both sides, so six-foot privacy and clean aluminum around pools lead most requests.

Our base in Chickasaw is a short drive down the interstate, which keeps walk-throughs quick and scheduling simple. You'll meet the person who measures your yard again on install day, and we leave the site cleaner than we found it, which matters when the neighbors are watching the build.

Few counties change character as much from one end to the other. Waterfront homes on Mobile Bay need fencing that shrugs off salt air, subdivisions in Spanish Fort and Daphne lean on HOA-approved privacy styles, and acreage inland calls for wire, split rail or post-and-rail fencing that covers ground.

We make the drive across the Bayway for Baldwin projects because we'd rather walk a lot than quote it from a map. Our own crews do the installs, job sites stay clean, and you can start with an instant budget estimate before we schedule a visit.

Chickasaw's streets are lined with modest, well-kept homes, mature trees and yards where a fence has to fit tight spaces without crowding a neighbor. Wood privacy and vinyl lead most projects here, with chain link chosen for side yards and pet runs. Homeowners here also ask for gates wide enough for a boat trailer or a riding mower.

Because we're based right here in town, scheduling is easy and follow-up is quick. We walk each yard with you, explain what will work under the city's rules, and keep the same team on your job from start to finish, which is why so many of our customers are neighbors who saw our work down the street.

Daphne grew from a quiet bayside town into one of Baldwin County's busiest cities, with established neighborhoods near Main Street and newer subdivisions climbing away from the water. Privacy for close lots, pool barriers and HOA-approved styles drive most of the fencing here. Many lots back onto wooded drainage areas or shared common ground.

We cross the bay from Chickasaw for Daphne work and schedule installs so crews aren't rushing between distant jobs. You'll get an in-person walk-through, a clear explanation of what your HOA and the city expect, and a fence that's finished with the same attention whether it's 60 feet or 600.

Fairhope draws people who care about how a street looks, from cottages near the pier to newer homes in the subdivisions east of town. Picket and cap-and-trim privacy fences suit the older neighborhoods, while aluminum is common around pools and along the bluffs. Front-yard fences here tend to stay low and decorative, with privacy saved for the backyard.

We make the trip across the bay for Fairhope projects because the details matter here. Our own crew handles the build, with no handoffs to unsupervised subcontractors. We explain the city's height limits during the estimate and keep the site tidy every day, which neighbors on Fairhope's walkable streets notice.

Saraland families often move here for bigger yards and newer homes, and a fence is usually one of the first projects after closing. Six-foot wood or vinyl privacy covers most backyards, with chain link and wire fencing for larger lots on the edges of the city. Pool fencing is a growing request as more families add backyard pools.

Since we're right next door in Chickasaw, Saraland jobs fit easily into our schedule, and you won't wait weeks for a walk-through. We explain options in plain terms, quote honestly, and come back to stain a new cedar fence once the wood has had time to dry.

Satsuma's neighborhoods are quiet and established, with a mix of brick homes, wooded lots and families who've lived here for generations. Privacy fences for backyards, chain link for pets and aluminum around pools are the most common requests. Lots here tend to be roomier than in town, with plenty of space for a garden, a shop or a play area.

We're just down the road in Chickasaw, so Satsuma is close to home for our crews. You'll work with Hammerhead directly, get an honest estimate based on your actual yard, and see the same people on install day who measured your property. We also offer staining for new and existing wood fences.

Semmes families tend to have more land than their neighbors closer to Mobile, and they use it for horses, gardens, workshops and kids. That's why wire fencing, post-and-rail and wide gates show up on as many estimates here as six-foot privacy. New subdivisions keep going up, too, bringing HOA rules and demand for clean vinyl and aluminum.

Our crews know the drive out west from Chickasaw well. We walk acreage on foot to spot low ground and tree lines, give you options at different price points, and you can check a ballpark first with our instant budget estimate.

Theodore blends long-established family properties with newer homes on bigger lots south of Interstate 10. Privacy fences, chain link for pets and wire fencing for acreage all show up on our job sheets, often on the same property. Some families have held their land for generations, while others moved out for more room and lower costs.

We're a straight shot down the interstate from Chickasaw, so Theodore estimates fit easily into our week. You'll deal with the same Hammerhead team from the first visit, get a price based on your actual yard, and have a clean site when the crew leaves. Need a gate for a boat or trailer? We build those too.

Grand Bay is open country, with homes on generous lots, small farms and wooded tracts along U.S. 90. Wire fencing, wide gates and privacy near the house make up most of our work here. Many families here keep livestock, run a small orchard or simply want room between themselves and the road.

We plan Grand Bay jobs as dedicated trips so crews aren't rushing to another site. We walk each property in person, explain options for both the pasture and the backyard, and quote the whole project at once so you're not juggling separate contractors. You can also check a ballpark price first with our instant budget estimate.

Tillmans Corner has well-established neighborhoods, a busy commercial strip and newer subdivisions on its southern edge. Wood and vinyl privacy fences lead most requests, with chain link popular for side yards and pet areas. Many homes date back several decades, so replacing a tired, leaning fence is one of the most common jobs we do here.

We're a quick trip down from Chickasaw, so estimates are easy to schedule. You'll get a straight answer about cost and timing, a crew that shows up when promised, and a site that's cleaned up before we leave. One team handles your project from the estimate through the final walk-through.

Bayou La Batre combines small in-town lots near Wintzell Avenue with marine businesses, seafood processors and boatyards along the water. Homeowners usually want privacy or a safe yard for pets, while businesses need secure perimeter fencing. Families with kids and dogs want a yard they can trust, and fishing families often need room for gear and boats.

We plan Bayou La Batre jobs carefully because conditions here are tougher than inland. We walk the property, recommend materials that stand up to salt and moisture, and keep our own crew on the install so the details get done right.

Irvington blends rural parcels with smaller residential lots along Highway 90. Wire fencing, wide gates and wood privacy near the house cover most of what homeowners ask us for. Families out here often need to keep dogs in, deer out of the garden and equipment secure.

We're a reasonable drive from our Chickasaw base, and we plan Irvington jobs so the crew can stay until the work is done. You'll get an honest estimate, options at different price points and a site that's cleaned up before we leave. Our own crew handles the install, so questions get answered on the spot.