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Boundary Fencing owners describe growth, installation method and community giving in Hickory
Summary
Owners Aaron and Courtney of Boundary Fencing, a small family business founded in 2021 in Hickory, outlined services, a post-driving installation method (no concrete), community donations, and plans for a storefront and expanded crew.
Aaron and Courtney, owners of Boundary Fencing in Hickory, North Carolina, described their three-person, family-owned company and its service area during a brief presentation. They said the business, founded in 2021, installs aluminum, vinyl, wood and chain-link fences and travels up to about a 50-mile radius for jobs.
The owners highlighted a distinct installation method: they drive posts four feet into the ground without using concrete and build the fence on those driven posts. Aaron said the approach is cleaner, stronger and typically faster than the more common practice of digging holes and setting posts in concrete.
They described Boundary Fencing’s growth from a one-person operation to a small team and noted community involvement, including donating materials to the Leash on Life program and sponsoring turkey giveaways and school supply drives. The pair said they hope to open a warehouse and storefront, expand their crew and continue raising local standards for fencing work.
No formal requests, motions or government actions were mentioned in the presentation. The remarks focused on business operations, craftsmanship and community service.
