About Trinity Fence and Gate

Trinity Fence and Gate, legally Lace Construction Inc. DBA Trinity Fence and Gate, started in 2025 out of Indian Trail, NC. The company was built around a straightforward idea: fence and gate work is a trade that rewards doing the unglamorous parts right, setting posts to the correct depth, matching hardware to the gate’s actual weight and swing, and being upfront with a homeowner about what a yard’s soil, slope, or HOA rules mean for the project before the crew ever shows up.

What we do

Most days start with a site walk: measuring the run, checking where the property line and any existing utility marks fall, and talking through what the fence or gate actually needs to do, whether that’s keeping a dog in a yard, screening a patio from the street, securing a pool per the local barrier code, or replacing a gate that’s started sagging on its hinges. From there it’s coordinating around any HOA approval or permit steps the homeowner needs to clear, scheduling the install around weather, and setting posts below the frost line so the fence holds up through a Carolina winter. Scheduling runs during business hours, and the same crew that quotes a job is typically the one that installs it, which keeps the details from getting lost between the estimate and the dig.

Our certifications and licensure

Trinity Fence and Gate operates as a licensed contractor (NC license #463877906), which means the business has met the state’s requirements to perform contracting work and carries the accountability that license status implies. The team also holds manufacturer certified installer status, which matters more than it sounds: vinyl, aluminum, and wrought iron systems each come with a manufacturer’s installation spec, and installing to that spec is usually what keeps a product’s warranty intact. Both credentials get mentioned here once because they’re the kind of thing worth checking, not the kind of thing worth repeating in every paragraph.

Where we work

Trinity Fence and Gate serves Indian Trail and the surrounding communities, including Charlotte, Concord, Gastonia, Rock Hill, Huntersville, Kannapolis, Mooresville, Hickory, Monroe, Salisbury, Matthews, Fort Mill, Statesville, Mint Hill, Cornelius, Waxhaw, Harrisburg, Stallings, Indian Land, and Hemby Bridge. That stretch covers a mix of newer subdivisions with HOA design standards and older lots with established tree lines and fence runs already in place, and the estimate process accounts for whichever situation a property falls into.