How Fence and Wall Matching Works

St. George Elite Fence is a local guide and referral service for fence and block-wall projects in St. George and the rest of Washington County. We write the research homeowners need before they call anyone, and when you ask, we connect you with one independent company that covers your area. This page explains each step.

The five steps

• 1. You read the guide that fits

  Costs, city permit rules, HOA questions, and how to vet a company are answered before anyone contacts you.

• 2. You describe the project

  Project type, city, and anything that changes the job: a slope, a pool, an HOA, a tight side yard, or a new-construction lot.

• 3. We pass it to one independent company

  We send your request to an independent fence or block-wall company that covers your city and that kind of work.

• 4. The company contacts you directly

  They ask their own questions, visit if needed, and quote the job. The quote, contract, and work are between you and them.

• 5. You decide

  There is no obligation to hire anyone, and you are free to get other quotes.

Who pays for this

Homeowners never pay us. Fence and wall companies that receive requests through this site may pay us for those referrals. That arrangement does not change what our guides say, and it does not buy a place on our company list, which is not a paid list.

What we do

• Match by area and project type

  We route requests by city (St. George, Washington, Hurricane, Ivins, Santa Clara, and unincorporated Washington County, UT) and by the kind of work described.

• Publish dated cost ranges

  Every price on the site comes from one dated source list, so the numbers agree from page to page.

• Cite the actual rules

  Permit and height statements quote the city or county code section and the date we last checked it.

What we do not do

• We do not do the work

  We do not build, install, or repair fences or walls, send crews, or supervise any job.

• We do not vouch for licenses

  We do not state that any company is licensed or insured. Check the Utah DOPL license lookup and ask for a certificate of insurance yourself.

• We do not set prices

  Each company sets its own price. Our ranges are for planning, not quotes.

Why we are careful with the word "contractor"

Utah's contractor licensing law defines a contractor to include a person who represents that they will perform construction work by advertising on a website, social media, or other means (Utah Code § 58-55-102). Because we are not a contractor, nothing on this site offers to build or repair a fence or wall. Wherever you see "get matched," it means we pass your request to an independent company that does that work.

Your part: check before you hire

Before anyone starts work, confirm the company's license status with the Utah Division of Professional Licensing, get the scope and price in writing, ask who pulls any city permit, and get your HOA's written approval if you have one. Our license and comparison guide shows how.