Some people see a fence as a boundary. Michael sees it as part of someone's home.

For more than a decade, Michael has been building fences alongside his brother, helping start and grow successful fence companies in both Oregon and Montana. Together, they built everything from backyard fences to large commercial and government projects. Today, he's bringing that experience—and the same commitment to craftsmanship—to homeowners across Georgia.

If you spend much time around Michael, you'll quickly learn that fencing isn't just what he does—it's something he genuinely enjoys.

He's the guy who slows down while driving so he can check on a fence he built years ago. The one who steps back, looks down the fence line, and isn't satisfied until every post disappears perfectly behind the one in front of it. He believes the details matter because those are the things people continue to notice long after the crew has packed up and gone home.

For Michael, the satisfaction comes from building something real. At the end of every day, there's something tangible standing where there wasn't before. A fence that gives a family more privacy. A safe place for kids to play. A yard where dogs can finally run free. A property that's more secure, more functional, and feels more like home.

That belief is at the heart of everything we do.

Precision you can see. Quality you can trust.

Plumb Level is a family-owned business, and while Michael is the one you'll usually find on the job site, Alisha keeps everything running behind the scenes. From scheduling and communication to estimates and customer care, we work together to make the entire experience as smooth as possible from the first phone call to the final walkthrough.

We're not trying to become the biggest fence company in Georgia. Our goal is much simpler than that. We want to be the company people recommend because they know we'll treat their project like it matters—because to us, it does.

And yes... if you happen to see Michael slowing down to admire one of his old fences years from now, that's completely normal. He's probably just making sure the posts still disappear perfectly when he looks down the line.

We'd be honored to build your fence.