PA License
#096519

~16 Years in Southern
Chester County

Family Owned
Since 2012

5 Year Workmanship
Warranty

Neighborhoods and Communities We Serve

The address on your property determines more than the fence location. It can also determine which municipality reviews the project and which permitting requirements apply.

  • West Grove Borough: Homes within the borough need the building permit and plot plan showing material, height, and setbacks before installation.
  • Penn Township: Penn Township shares the 19390 zip but has its own permitting process, with permits valid one year from issue. Their building and zoning inspector, Scott Moran, can be reached at 610-637-1003.
  • Avondale and Toughkenamon: The Route 41 corridor is our home base. Our store is in Avondale, making West Grove and the surrounding communities a short drive from our showroom.
  • Landenberg and Franklin Township: Larger rural properties in this direction are a natural fit for longer property-line runs and split rail fencing.

You can see the complete service area on our areas we serve page or explore our nearby pages for Avondale and Kennett Square.

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Do I need a permit to install a fence in West Grove, PA?

Yes. West Grove Borough requires a building permit for fences. The application calls for a plot plan showing the material, height, and property-line setbacks. HOA properties also need an approval letter. We can handle the filing for a fee or provide the documents for you to file yourself.

How long does fence permit approval take in West Grove?

The borough application indicates about 14 business days for residential work. Once the permit is issued, you have 6 months to start and 2 years to finish.

How much does a fence cost in West Grove, PA?

There is no single price because material, height, fence length, gates, corners, and property conditions all affect the installation. An on-site estimate gives you a project-specific number.

How deep should fence posts be set in Pennsylvania?

Below the 36-inch frost line. Proper post depth helps limit movement caused by seasonal freezing and thawing. We set every post below that depth in concrete.

Do I need to call PA One Call before installing a fence?

Yes. Pennsylvania law requires notification at least 3 business days before digging. We call 811 on every job so underground utilities can be marked before excavation begins.

Get Your Free On-Site Estimate

At this point, you know the main material choices, what can affect your price, and which permitting questions need to be addressed. The next step is to look at your actual property and determine what the installation will require.

J&A Fence serves West Grove and southern Chester County from our store on Gap Newport Pike. Call (484) 368-2206 or request a visit, and we will come to the property, review the fence line, and provide a written quote.

Financing available; ask about options when you book.

J&A Fence 8997 Gap Newport Pike, Avondale, PA 19311 (484)-202-7727