Eastover Fences
Estate-quality ornamental steel, brick-pier fences and driveway gates for Eastover's large wooded lots.
Eastover homes typically sit on large, wooded lots with formal architecture, so ornamental steel with brick piers, custom driveway gates and pool barriers are common. Plan around mature trees, set driveway gates back from the street and keep any fence near a city street eligible for a CDOT Fence and Wall Certificate.
The neighborhood
Eastover developed from the late 1920s near Providence and Randolph Roads, with large homes, deep lots and a mature canopy. The Mint Museum Randolph sits at its edge.
Common projects
- Ornamental steel fronts with brick piers and limestone caps
- Estate driveway gates with openers
- Pool fences in aluminum or steel
- Painted board-on-board privacy in back
Planning notes
- Big trees mean careful root work and occasionally longer spans
- Long drives and large frontages mean big footage, so phasing is an option
- Corner and curved-road lots need clear sight lines at driveways
- Battery backup on gate openers for summer storm outages
Questions Charlotte homeowners ask
Do you build brick piers?
We coordinate with masons for new piers and install steel panels and gates between new or existing piers.
Can a driveway gate be automated quietly?
Yes. Quality operators are quiet and smooth when the gate is rigid and well-hung.
Reviewed by the 76 Fence Charlotte installation team. Updated November 2, 2026. Charlotte rules change, so confirm permits, CDOT, historic district and HOA requirements before you build. This page is general information, not legal advice.
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