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Plymouth Township borders the City of Plymouth and is made up mostly of single-family neighborhoods, where the township's placement rules decide how far forward a tall fence can go.
In Plymouth Township, where a tall fence can start along the side of the house is set by township rules, so layout planning comes first. Prime Fence designs each fence around those rules, your lot lines, and how you use your yard.
We install vinyl, wood, aluminum, chain link, composite, pool, and garden fencing, plus walk and drive gates. Chain link in the township is limited to 4 ft without slats, so we help you choose the best fit before you decide.
Prime Fence handles new installation, repair, and removal of old fencing in Plymouth Township. Every new fence installation is backed by our transferable lifetime workmanship warranty.
Check your HOA rules and property lines first, then apply for the township permit. Call MISS DIG at 811 before any digging so underground utilities are marked.
From premium materials to expert installation, we offer everything you need for the perfect fence.
Prime Fence installs and repairs fences for Plymouth Township homeowners with the same craftsmanship, clear pricing, and lifetime workmanship warranty we bring to every job across southeast Michigan. We treat every property like it's our own, from the first measurement to the last panel.
Plymouth Township's rules on where a 6 ft fence can start, plus the limits on chain link, shape most layouts. We measure carefully, plan the fence line around your house and any corner-lot rules, and help you choose between wood, vinyl, aluminum, and chain link. We also handle the permit paperwork and inspections.
We have served southeast Michigan since 2010 with no high-pressure sales. Request a free estimate and we will walk you through your options, timing, and what the township needs before work starts.
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Understanding local fence regulations is essential for a smooth installation. Here's what you need to know about fencing in Plymouth Township.
Protective fences may not extend beyond the front building line of the house. Decorative fences, such as picket or split rail, are limited to 4 ft and must stay at least 2 ft from the street right-of-way. Check with the township before planning any fence forward of the house.
A 6 ft fence may not be closer to the street than the midpoint of the side of the house nearest the street. Between that midpoint and the front building line, fences are limited to 4 ft. The township may allow a 6 ft fence past the midpoint to enclose a side entry door.
Protective or security fences in the rear yard may be up to 6 ft tall, and a privacy screen around a rear patio or outdoor living area may also be up to 6 ft. Pools need a barrier that meets the township's pool requirements.
Yes. The township zoning ordinance requires a building and/or zoning compliance permit from the township before you build, repair, or relocate a fence in single-family districts. Apply through the Building Department; permits usually include at least a rough and a final inspection. Confirm current rules with the Building Department before you build.
On corner lots, one street side is treated as the front yard. On the other street side, the fence may run along the rear line to no nearer than 20 ft from the side-street corner, angle in, and then follow a line 3 ft inside the side property line to the rear building line of the house. Lots backing onto a major road with a 120 ft right-of-way have a separate exception.
Chain link is limited to 4 ft and may not have privacy slats. Barbed wire, electric fences, and sharp or pointed projections are not allowed, and picket tops must meet a minimum angle. Used materials are allowed only if the township judges them sound.
Subdivision associations may have stricter rules than the township. Check yours before you apply.
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Prime Fence is familiar with Plymouth Township's fence regulations and can help navigate the permit process for you. We handle all paperwork and coordinate with the building department to ensure your installation is fully compliant.
Clear answers for planning a fence installation or repair.
Yes. The township requires a building and/or zoning compliance permit before you build, repair, or relocate a fence in single-family areas. Prime Fence can prepare the application and coordinate inspections.
Rear-yard protective fences may be up to 6 ft. A 6 ft fence cannot come closer to the street than the midpoint of the side of the house, fences between that point and the front of the house are limited to 4 ft, and decorative fences are limited to 4 ft.
Yes, up to 4 ft tall and without privacy slats.
Yes. Every new fence installation by Prime Fence is backed by our lifetime workmanship warranty, and the warranty transfers to the new owner if you sell your home. Read the full warranty
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