Where your property starts
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and privacy fences, set straight and set deep.
A fence is a line you only get to draw once
Every fence that fails, fails at the post. Set too shallow, spaced too far apart, or set without accounting for how New Jersey ground moves through a freeze and thaw cycle, and within a few seasons the line starts to lean, the gate stops latching cleanly, and the whole thing begins to look like it was thrown up in a weekend.
The panels are the part you look at. The posts are the part that decides whether you are still happy with it in ten years.
What we install
- Wood — the classic look, warm and traditional. Needs periodic upkeep to hold up.
- Vinyl — almost zero maintenance, never needs staining, holds its color.
- Aluminum — strong, slim, and elegant. Good for pools and decorative perimeters.
- Chain link — the most economical way to secure a perimeter properly.
- Privacy fencing — height and full coverage, for when the point is not being seen.
- Gates — walk gates and drive gates, installed with the fence, not as an afterthought.
Choosing a material
Most people ask which one is best. The better question is what it costs to own, not what it costs to install. Wood is beautiful and the cheapest to put up, but it wants attention every few years. Vinyl costs more up front and then asks nothing of you. Aluminum splits the difference and lasts. Chain link does one job and does it inexpensively. We tell you what each one will actually be like to live with.
Gates are the tell
If you want to know whether a fence was installed properly, look at the gate a year later. A gate that drags, sags, or will not latch is not a gate problem. It is a post problem that finally became visible. We set gate posts with the load they will carry in mind, because a gate swings thousands of times and a fence panel never moves at all.
How we work
Fully insured, OSHA 30 certified crew. We walk the property line with you, check the ground conditions and access, and give you a free written estimate before anything begins. Warranty coverage on materials and workmanship. Residential and commercial.
Ready to draw the line? Get a free estimate, or browse all of our services.
Why Us
Why our fences stay straight
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Posts set properly
Correct depth and spacing, so the line does not lean after a few winters.
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Insured and certified
Fully insured and OSHA 30 certified, so your property and our crew are covered.
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Five material options
Wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, or privacy, with gates to match.
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Free written estimates
We walk the line, we quote in writing, and the price does not move afterward.
A fence is a line. Draw it straight.
Get a free written estimate on wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, or privacy fencing, gates included.
FAQs
Fence questions, answered
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Wood gives the most classic look but needs upkeep. Vinyl is nearly maintenance free. Aluminum is strong and slim. Chain link is the most economical. Privacy fencing is about height and coverage. We explain the cost of owning each one, not just installing it.
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Yes. Gates are part of the job, and they are usually where a badly installed fence shows itself first. If the posts are off, the gate stops closing properly.
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Because of the posts. Set too shallow or spaced too far apart, and the ground movement through a New Jersey winter does the rest. Depth and alignment are what keep a fence line straight over time.
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Yes, and there is no obligation. We walk the property line, check the ground and access, and give you a written quote before any work begins.
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Yes. Every completed job carries warranty coverage on both the materials and the workmanship.