Ballantyne Fences
HOA-approved aluminum, wood, vinyl and composite fences for Ballantyne's master-planned neighborhoods.
Most Ballantyne neighborhoods have HOAs with architectural guidelines that specify fence materials, colors, heights and locations, so approval comes before ordering. Black aluminum is the most commonly approved style, with wood or vinyl privacy allowed in some sections. Pool fences and composite patio screens are popular upgrades.
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The area
Ballantyne grew from the 1990s as a master-planned area in far south Charlotte near the South Carolina line, around Ballantyne Country Club and a large corporate park. Neighborhoods are newer, with HOAs and common areas.
What we install
- Black aluminum to HOA spec
- Pool fences
- Composite patio screens
- Wood privacy where allowed
Tips
- Lots often back onto common areas or buffers; confirm boundaries.
- Retaining walls on graded lots may need special post placement. See Fences on retaining walls.
Related: HOA fence approval in Charlotte.
Questions Charlotte homeowners ask
How long does Ballantyne HOA approval take?
It varies by association. Submit a complete application with a plat drawing, style photo, height and color to avoid back-and-forth.
Can you help with the HOA application?
Yes. We provide a marked-up plat, product specs and photos for your submittal.
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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Get a straight answer for your lot.
We check the line, the rules and the ground, then send a clear written quote. No dispatch fee.