Our work
The Fence Work We Do
What we install across Chester County, Delaware County and the Main Line — and what each type of job actually involves.
Recent installations
Photos from the Job
Taken by our crews on site. Every photo is captioned with the town the fence was built in.
Types of Work
Our work splits across residential, equestrian and commercial property, and the three are genuinely different jobs rather than the same fence at different scales.
Cedar & vinyl privacy fence
Six-foot rear-line privacy fence is the majority of our residential work — board-on-board and shadowbox in western red cedar, and solid tongue-and-groove in co-extruded vinyl. Chester County borough lots and Delaware County developments in roughly equal measure.
Aluminum & ornamental frontage
Powder-coated aluminum for perimeter definition, estate frontage and driveway entries — the material that carries the most search demand in our territory and the one we install most often on Main Line property.
Code-compliant pool barriers
Flat-top aluminum enclosures built to the pool barrier provisions the governing municipality enforces, with self-closing self-latching gate hardware, walked against the requirement before the inspector arrives.
Ranch & horse fencing
Three-board and four-board frontage runs, no-climb woven mesh paddock fencing and flexible rail through the Brandywine horse country around Unionville, Chadds Ford and Mendenhall.
Commercial & HOA work
Site security and screening fencing, dumpster and mechanical enclosures, and access-controlled drive gates for property managers and HOA boards along the Route 202 and Great Valley corridors.
Retention basin enclosures
Chain link and vinyl-coated enclosures for stormwater facilities, built to the specification in the recorded stormwater agreement, with maintenance access gates sized for the equipment that services the basin.
Want to See Work Near You?
The photos above show the range. When we come out for the assessment we will talk through comparable installations in your township — what was built, what the grade required, and how the permit went — because that conversation is about your ground rather than someone else's.
Call us or request an estimate and we will bring the relevant detail to the site visit.
Ready for a straight fence line?
On-site assessment. Written quote. No obligation.