CLINTONVILLE, COLUMBUS
Yes. BlueArc Fencing installs vinyl, aluminum, wood, composite and chain link fences in Clintonville, the Columbus neighborhood north of campus. Every job starts with a free on-site estimate, and veterans get $300 off.
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BlueArc Fencing installs vinyl, aluminum, wood, composite and chain link fences in Clintonville, from the streets off North High Street and Indianola Avenue to Beechwold and the ravine lots near Glen Echo. Clintonville is part of the City of Columbus, so Columbus fence rules apply. We help with permits and HOA paperwork and give free estimates.
A few of the styles we install most. See every style on our fences page.

Vinyl Privacy
Privacy
4′, 5′, 6′, 7′, 8′ (varies by style)
- White
- Sand
- Clay
- Gray
- Cypress
- Coastal Cedar
- Mesquite
- Dark Walnut
- Weathered Aspen
- Weathered Blend
- Sierra Blend
- Brazilian Blend
- Arctic Blend

Vinyl Semi-Private
Semi-Private
4′, 5′, 6′ (varies by style)
- White
- Arctic Blend
- Brazilian Blend
- Sierra Blend
- Weathered Blend

Vinyl Picket
Picket
4′
- White

Vinyl Ranch Rail
Ranch Rail
3′, 4′, 5′ (varies by style)
- White
- Arctic Blend
- Brazilian Blend
- Sierra Blend
- Weathered Blend

Aluminum Picket
Picket
3′, 4′, 5′, 6′, 7′, 8′ (varies by style)
- Black
- Bronze
- White
- Light Bronze
- Matte Black
- Matte Bronze
- Gray

Aluminum Ranch Rail
Ranch Rail
3′, 4′, 5′
- Black
- Bronze
- Matte Black
- Light Bronze
- White
- Matte Bronze
- Gray
BUILT THE BLUEARC WAY
Set to stay put
Posts below the frost line
3 ft holes, posts ~35 in deep
80–160 lb of concrete per post
Gate posts get the full 160 lb
Handled for you
From estimate to cleanup
Free on-site estimate
Old fence removal
Permit & HOA approval help
Gates & crew
Built for daily use
Walk and drive gates
Wide gates for mowers & trailers
Licensed & insured
Clintonville is a Columbus neighborhood north of the Ohio State campus, with older homes, deep lots, alleys and wooded ravines. We install fences off North High Street and Indianola Avenue, near Whetstone Park and the Park of Roses, and in Beechwold. Because Clintonville is inside Columbus, the city’s zoning rules decide where a fence can go. We help you gather the drawings and material details.
LOCAL GUIDE
Clintonville is a neighborhood in the City of Columbus, north of the Ohio State campus and east of the Olentangy River. We build fences across the neighborhood:
Streets off North High Street and Indianola Avenue
Homes near Whetstone Park and the Park of Roses
Beechwold and the streets along the Olentangy River
Ravine lots near Glen Echo and other wooded creeks
Older homes with alleys and detached garages
Clintonville follows City of Columbus rules. According to Columbus Building and Zoning Services, a fence 6 ft tall or less does not need a building permit, and a taller fence does. Zoning rules still control where a fence can go, and front yards and corner lots have their own limits.
The city does not enforce deed restrictions or HOA rules, so check any that apply to your home too. Not sure about your lot? Ask during your free estimate. We help with permits and HOA paperwork, including drawings and material details.
Clintonville’s ravines and wooded lots can mean slopes, roots and wet clay soil, so we plan each post hole with care. We set posts about 35 inches deep in concrete, below the 32-inch frost depth Franklin County lists, and we file an OHIO811 locate before every job.
Vinyl privacy fences for backyards along alleys
Aluminum for front yards and sloped lots where you want to keep the view
Wood picket and board fences that suit older homes
Composite for a wood look with less upkeep
Chain link for pets and gardens where the rules allow
Read our fence cost guide and our permit and HOA guide.
Because Clintonville is in Columbus, the city’s zoning rules set where a fence can go. Before your estimate, it helps to:
Find your parcel on the Franklin County Auditor’s site
Locate your survey or plat so property lines are clear
Note slopes, ravines or alleys along your lot lines
Pull any HOA or deed rules that apply to your home
We will help you check the city rules and prepare the fence details.
We also serve Worthington, Columbus, Upper Arlington and Grandview Heights.

Veterans get $300 off. Every job starts with a free on-site estimate, and our licensed and insured crew handles old fence removal and permit and HOA paperwork.
★ Veterans: $300 off
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Start with what the fence needs to do. Each guide shows the styles and materials we install for that job.
FAQ
Still deciding? Our Central Ohio team is happy to help.
Call (614) 245-9999
Do I need a permit for a fence in Clintonville?
Clintonville follows City of Columbus rules. A fence 6 ft tall or less does not need a building permit, but a taller fence does, and zoning rules still apply. We help with the paperwork.
Is Clintonville its own city?
Where can a fence go on my Clintonville lot?
Does the city enforce my HOA or deed rules?
Do you install fences on ravine lots in Clintonville?
Do you offer a veterans discount?
