Professional Fencing Services in Baltimore, MD – KD Fence & Deck
Durable & Custom Fences Designed for Baltimore Properties
Baltimore’s Go-To Fence & Railing Experts
KD Fence & Deck Services is Baltimore’s trusted fencing company with over a decade of experience. We provide expert fence installations, repairs, and custom railings tailored to the needs of Baltimore homeowners and businesses. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction ensures every project exceeds expectations.
- Certified by ACI
- Exceptional customer support
- Affordable fencing services in Central Jersey
Our Fencing & Railing Services
Custom Fence Installation
Secure your property with sturdy, custom-designed fences tailored to your needs.
Fence Repairs & Maintenance
Keep your fences in top condition with our expert repair and maintenance services.
DIY Fencing Materials
High-quality materials for those who prefer to build their fences themselves.
Custom Railings
Stylish and safe railings designed to complement your property’s interior and exterior.
Why Baltimore Chooses KD Fence & Deck
Certified Professionals
Our ACI-certified team ensures every fence meets the highest standards.
Unmatched Quality
We use premium materials for durability and long-lasting security.
Customized Solutions
Tailored designs to match your property’s style and safety needs.
Customer Satisfaction
We go above and beyond to exceed our clients’ expectations.
Serving Baltimore and Neighboring Areas
We proudly offer expert fencing services across Baltimore, Maryland, and surrounding communities, including:
AREASWe Serve
- Annapolis
- Anne Arundel County
- Baltimore County
- Ellicott City
- Glen Burnie
- Parkville
- Pasadena
- Towson
- Westminster
- Owings Mills
Get in Touch With Us
We’re here to help you with all your fencing, decking, and railing needs. If you need a custom installation, repair, or high-quality materials for a DIY project, our experts are ready to assist you
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Baltimore, MD
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you’ll need a permit to build a deck in Baltimore. Whether it’s ground-level or elevated, the city requires permits to ensure the deck is safe and up to code. You’ll need to submit construction plans, and in some cases, get zoning approval, especially if your home is in a historic district or part of a rowhouse.
On average, it will cost $20-$40 per square foot in terms of materials and labor for a standard wood deck installation in Baltimore. You’ll need to pay somewhat higher at $40-$60 per square foot if you’re using composite decking. The overall cost depends on size, design, and material choice and any extra features like stairs or built-in seating.
Baltimore rooftop decks, especially common on rowhouses, can range from $20,000 to $50,000 and more. Structural support, permits, railings, waterproofing, and access (i.e., spiral stairs or roof hatches) are included in that price. Cost is widely varied depending on complexity, finishes, and whether you are constructing from scratch or remodeling an existing space.
Yes, a permit is required to put up most fences in Baltimore. You’ll be subject to the city’s zoning and design regulations, which vary depending on how tall the fence is and where it is located on the property. Depending on where you reside, there could be further design review approval if you’re in a historic district.
Generally speaking, Baltimore fences are 6 feet in side yards and back yards. In front yards, the fence is usually 4 feet. Exceptions might be made based on your own property zoning or if you are installing a decorative fence. It never hurts to call the city’s zoning department prior to construction.
The cost of a Baltimore rail installation can vary between $60 to $150 per lineal foot. Cost will depend on the material, with generic metal railings and wood being the low end and cable railings, custom iron, or stainless steel being the high end. Labor complexity and design complexity also factor into the final cost.
Baltimore building code (according to the International Residential Code) requires that any deck or surface above 30 inches above grade shall be furnished with a minimum 36-inch high guardrail. Stair railings’ handrail height is 34 to 38 inches. The codes provide protection, especially in elevated areas.