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How to install a privacy fence
Check neighborhood rules.
Before building a fence, it will be important to determine if you are allowed to build a fence at all. Building one in an unapproved way can get you a fine and require you to tear the whole thing down.

OPT: --Before building, check what your local neighborhood rules or homeowner's association rules are regarding fences. If the fence will be built on a shared property line, then try talking with your neighbor to find out if they'd be willing to share the cost of the fence with you.. --For example, if you intend to build a fence at a minimum point in your neighborhood, start with a fence at about 1.25 square feet. If you intend to build a fence around areas in your community that have individuals in them already, build the fence at least 3 feet off the ground.. --Shop around for ideas before committing to a site. Mark off who can get on and who cannot.. --In order to build a fence without approval, certain hazards such as leaving a road behind and having a water spill on your property may also be added to your list of potential dangers. Depending on your jurisdiction, you may be able to determine their official rules..
Before building, check what your local neighborhood rules or homeowner's association rules are regarding fences. If the fence will be built on a shared property line, then try talking with your neighbor to find out if they'd be willing to share the cost of the fence with you.