Fence installation in Enoch, Utah

New subdivisions, larger lots and a lot of first fences in the northeast part of Cedar Valley.

Enoch borders Cedar City on the north and had 7,374 residents in 2020, up about 27 percent from 2010. Much of that growth came as new subdivisions, and nearly every new house there needs a fence before the dog or the kids can use the yard. Lots tend to be larger than in central Cedar City, so rail fencing, long side-yard runs and wide gates for trailers are common requests.

What's different about Enoch ground?

Two things are worth knowing. First, the Utah Geological Survey investigated street and curb damage in a north Enoch subdivision in 2009 and found a 2.4-mile-long earth fissure caused by groundwater overdraft. Second, heavy flooding in August 2021 damaged about 200 homes. If your lot is near a mapped fissure or in a spot where water runs during storms, mention it when you call so the contractor can plan post placement and drainage.

Common Enoch projects

  • Vinyl privacy fences for new homes
  • Ranch rail along front and side lines on bigger lots
  • RV, trailer and equipment gates

Enoch has its own city code and many subdivisions have HOA rules, so confirm height and material limits with the city and your HOA before you order materials.

Common questions

Do Cedar City fence rules apply in Enoch?

No. Enoch is a separate city with its own code. Check with Enoch City and your HOA for height, setback and material rules.

Can I fence an Enoch lot near an earth fissure?

Often, but have the contractor look at the site first. Ground movement near a fissure can shift posts and gates over time.

Services in Enoch

Nearby areas

Open backyard, leaning posts or a gate frozen shut?

Call the number above and a fence contractor that works in Cedar City will look at the job and quote it directly.

Call (435) 701-4100
Call (435) 701-4100