Family-Owned &
Operated Since 2012

Licensed & Insured
(PA096517)

5-Year Workmanship
Warranty

See Our Work Across the Region

From Kennett Square and West Chester to Wilmington and Elkton, our installations are visible throughout the region—along Route 41, near downtown Newark, and across neighborhoods off Route 202.


Ready to Get Started?

If you’re planning a new fence or replacing an existing one, we’re ready to take a look. We’ll review your property, walk you through material and layout options, and give you a clear, accurate estimate with no pressure.


Common Questions About Our Fencing Services, Pricing, and Process.

Do I need a permit for fence installation in Chester County or Northern Delaware?

Permit requirements vary by township and county. In West Chester Borough, fences over 6 feet require a zoning permit in residential districts, and fences 8 feet or taller require both a zoning and building permit. In West Goshen Township, all fences require a zoning permit regardless of height. In New Castle County, DE, residential fences may not exceed 6 feet in height, and fences may not extend into the public right-of-way. We walk you through permit requirements during the estimate process so nothing catches you off guard.

How deep should fence posts be set in this region?

Pennsylvania’s frost line is 44 inches statewide. New Castle County, Delaware, requires a minimum of 32 inches. We set posts to meet or exceed these standards on every project. Soil conditions — rock in Chester County, clay in Delaware — also influence depth, hole diameter, and the amount of concrete used per post.

Who handles utility marking before installation begins?

We coordinate 811 utility marking before any digging begins in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. This protects underground lines and is a standard part of our pre-installation process on every project.

How long does fence installation take?

Most residential installations take one to three days, depending on linear footage and site conditions. Rocky soil, significant grade changes, or permit processing times can extend the timeline. We give you a realistic schedule during the estimate so you know what to expect before work begins.

What fence materials work best in Chester County and Northern Delaware?

Vinyl and aluminum perform well in HOA neighborhoods across West Chester, Glen Mills, and Hockessin. Wood remains a popular choice in areas like Landenberg and Oxford. Chain link is common for larger properties and commercial sites. The right material depends on your terrain, exposure, intended use, and any HOA or township requirements that apply to your property.