Wood Privacy Fences
Wood privacy fencing gives backyards, rental homes, and side yards dependable screening with post depths and bracing matched to Southeast Georgia soil and weather.
Ronnie Custom Fence serves all of Long County, Georgia, from our nearby base in Jesup. We install and repair wood privacy, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, and ornamental fences plus custom gates for homeowners, military families, businesses, and rural landowners across the county - from Ludowici, the county seat, to the unincorporated communities along the Altamaha River.
Long County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Southeast Georgia, driven by its location next to Fort Stewart, the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi. That growth means steady demand for residential privacy fencing, decorative aluminum for new HOA neighborhoods, and security fencing for military families settling in the area. With roughly 42% of the county classified as wetlands, post depth, drainage, and corrosion-resistant hardware matter more here than almost anywhere we work.
Permitting in Long County runs through the county Planning & Zoning office in Ludowici, which handles permits and inspections for both unincorporated Long County and the City of Ludowici under a joint land development code. Because fence rules in rural Southeast Georgia are set locally - and agricultural fencing on acreage often follows different rules than subdivision fencing - we confirm the correct requirements before layout on every project.
Cities & Communities We Serve in Long County
Popular Fence Styles in Long County
Aluminum & Ornamental
Aluminum and ornamental fencing add a polished look for front yards, pools, entrances, and coastal-area properties that need corrosion-conscious materials.
Chain Link Fences
Chain link fencing works well for pet areas, backyards, commercial lots, and long practical runs where visibility, durability, and budget control matter.
Local Knowledge
- Ludowici is the county seat of Long County, Georgia, with a population of roughly 1,590; the county has grown to about 20,400 residents.
- The northern tip of Long County is occupied by Fort Stewart, the largest Army installation east of the Mississippi River, which drives strong demand for residential and military-family fencing.
- Long County sits in the Lower Coastal Plain along the Altamaha River, with sandy-to-loamy upland soils and poorly drained, frequently flooded floodplain soils near the river.
- Roughly 42% of Long County is classified as wetlands, so corrosion-resistant materials and careful post-setting are especially important.
- Fence permitting for both unincorporated Long County and the City of Ludowici is handled jointly through Long County Planning & Zoning.
Permitting in Long County
Permitting in Long County is handled through the county Planning & Zoning office in Ludowici, which serves both unincorporated Long County and the City of Ludowici under a joint land development code. Fence rules in rural Southeast Georgia are set locally and agricultural fencing can follow different rules than residential - we confirm current requirements before layout. Permits for in-city projects are handled through the Long County Planning & Zoning.
Long County Fence FAQ
Does Ronnie Custom Fence serve all of Long County, GA?
Yes. We serve the entire county from our base in nearby Jesup - including Ludowici, the Fort Stewart-area communities, and the unincorporated rural areas. Send us your address and we will confirm coverage and provide a free quote.
Do you build fences for military families near Fort Stewart?
Yes. Long County's proximity to Fort Stewart drives steady demand for residential privacy fences, decorative aluminum for HOA neighborhoods, and secure perimeter fencing. We build for homeowners and for landlords managing rental properties for military families.
Do I need a permit for a fence in Long County?
Fence permitting for both unincorporated Long County and the City of Ludowici is handled through Long County Planning & Zoning. Because rural Georgia fence rules are set locally and agricultural fencing can differ from residential, we confirm the current requirements before layout.
What fence holds up best in Long County's wet, sandy soils?
With about 42% of the county wetland-influenced, drainage and corrosion resistance come first. We set posts deep with a gravel base so moisture drains away, hard-set corner and gate posts, and favor galvanized or coated chain link, vinyl, and powder-coated aluminum that stand up to the humidity and high water table.
Do you fence farms and large rural tracts in Long County?
Yes. Long County has extensive timberland, pasture, and large rural lots, and we install long boundary, livestock, and field-fence runs as well as residential and commercial fencing. Properly braced terminal posts keep long runs tight over time.