Full Backyard Enclosure
180 ft of 6′ tongue-and-groove privacy panel with two walk gates. Racked through a grade change along the back line instead of stepping it — no gaps, no wedges.
A fence company is only as good as its last fence line. Here's a run of recent installs across central Massachusetts — every photo on this page is a job we measured, dug, set, and finished ourselves.
180 ft of 6′ tongue-and-groove privacy panel with two walk gates. Racked through a grade change along the back line instead of stepping it — no gaps, no wedges.
48″ spear-top aluminum around a new in-ground pool. Self-closing, self-latching gates; passed the building inspector's barrier check on the first visit.
240 ft of three-rail cedar along the road with welded-wire mesh on the yard side — keeps two labs in without losing the classic farmhouse look.
4′ scalloped picket wrapping a corner-lot front yard, with an arched walk gate at the path. The kind of fence neighbors knock on your door to ask about.
5′ black vinyl-coated chain link with bottom rail for a shepherd who digs. Coated black fabric all but disappears against the tree line behind it.
Bronze flat-top aluminum following a steep side yard. Every panel racked to grade — a consistent 2″ bottom gap over a 6-foot elevation change.
6′ tan privacy with lattice top screening a pool patio from the street side, tied into aluminum on the open side to keep the yard views.
Welded-wire enclosure around raised beds and a coop — buried apron at the base to stop digging predators, cedar posts to keep it looking right.
Tree limb took out 40 ft of an older galvanized run. New top rail, re-stretched fabric, two reset posts — matched to the existing fence so you can't find the seam.
Want to see work in your town before you commit? Ask — chances are we've run fence nearby, and we're glad to point you to jobs you can drive past.
Free walkthrough, itemized quote, owner-installed. It starts with a phone call or a two-minute form.
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