Six kinds of fence, installed properly.
Wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, farm and commercial. Same crew, same install standards, whichever one you pick.
Cedar Privacy
Six-foot dog-ear or board-on-board. Western red cedar, no green treated pine unless you ask for it.
See specs & pricingVinyl
White or tan privacy panels in a steel-reinforced bottom rail. Nothing to stain, nothing to replace.
See specs & pricingChain Link
Galvanized or black vinyl-coated, 4 to 6 foot. The cheapest way to close a yard, done right.
See specs & pricingAluminum & Ornamental
Powder-coated black pickets, pool-code spacing available. Looks like wrought iron, doesn't rust like it.
See specs & pricingFarm & Field
Woven wire, high-tensile, split rail and board fence. Line runs measured off the deed, not off the tree line.
See specs & pricingCommercial & Multi-Family
Dumpster enclosures, ball fields, security fence and access gates. Scheduled around your operation.
See specs & pricingThe parts nobody sees are where the number usually gets cut.
These aren't upgrades on our estimates. They're how every fence goes in, including the cheapest one on the list.
Posts go 3 feet down.
Below the Erie frost line, set in concrete — not gravel, not tamped dirt.
Lines run off a string.
Every post pulled to a line before the concrete goes in. A straight fence is the only kind you can't stop noticing.
Gates hung square and braced.
Diagonal brace, self-closing hinges on anything near a pool, drop rod on doubles.
Cedar, not treated pine.
Western red cedar on privacy jobs by default. Treated pine is available and cheaper — we'll say so on the estimate.
Old fence hauled off.
Tear-out and disposal is a line item, not a surprise. Posts come out, holes get filled.
Utilities located first.
PA One Call before every dig. No exceptions, no shortcuts on the schedule.
Job, spec, footage, total.
Millcreek Township
6′ dog-ear cedar privacy — 140 LF 2 gates, chain link hauled off
Harborcreek
4′ black aluminum ornamental — 96 LF, pool-code gate
Fairview
6′ vinyl privacy — 88 LF, 1 walk gate
Girard
4′ galvanized chain link — 205 LF, 2 walk gates
North East
3-rail split rail with wire mesh — 310 LF
Call to fence, four steps.
You call or text.
Tell us roughly what you want and where. A photo of the yard helps more than a paragraph does.
We measure the yard.
The owner does the estimates. Usually within a week, and you don't have to be home for it.
You get it in writing.
Line-item estimate — footage, materials, gates, tear-out, total. Good for 30 days. No deposit to see it.
We install.
Most residential jobs are two to three days. Typical lead time is three to four weeks in season, less in the fall.
Get the quote before you decide you can't afford it.
Free on-site estimate, usually same week. No deposit, no follow-up calls you didn't ask for.