Horsham Residential & Commercial Fencing

Horsham, in Montgomery County, is a mix of residential neighborhoods and corporate campuses. That makes it one of the few towns we serve where we’re just as likely to be setting posts in a backyard as installing bollards outside an office building. 76 FENCE BucksMont does both, and we bring the same care to each.

Commercial fencing in Horsham

Businesses and property managers call us for commercial fencing that keeps sites secure and looking sharp. Common projects include:

• Security fencing in chain link, weld mesh or ornamental steel. See our security fence page.
• Bollards to protect entrances, walkways and equipment.
• Dumpster enclosures that hide trash areas and hold up to daily use.
• Gates, including rolling and swing gates and automatic operators.

One of our Google reviewers, Tom Moyer, put it simply: “Contracted 76 Fence for fence job and bollards. Eric was a pleasure to work with.” Eric is our general manager, and he’s who you’ll likely talk to about a commercial job.

Planning a commercial job

Commercial projects have more moving parts than a backyard. Before the estimate, it helps to know who has to sign off: the owner, the property manager, maybe a tenant. Think about how people and vehicles move through the site now, and where they’ll need to go once the fence is up. Delivery trucks, emergency access and trash pickup all need a clear path. Gates should be sized for the largest vehicle that uses them, and if you want an automatic gate, we’ll plan where power runs. For dumpster enclosures, the gate swing matters as much as the enclosure, because the hauler has to get the container out without a fight. Our team walks the site with you and lays all of this out before work starts.

Backyard fences for Horsham neighborhoods

At home, Horsham yards need what most suburban yards need: privacy, a safe place for the dog and a code-compliant pool barrier.

Horsham Township permits and HOAs

Horsham Township handles fence permits for residential and commercial properties. Most fences need one. If your neighborhood has an HOA, expect an approval step too. Commercial sites may have their own requirements from the property owner or management. We handle the paperwork, check what applies to your address, and never guess at heights or setbacks.

Before any digging, we submit the PA One Call (811) request at least three business days ahead. On commercial sites with lots of underground lines, that step is especially important. Read our 811 guide for more.

Ground and weather

Clay soils are common in low spots and near creeks, and a high water table can make post holes fill with water. Freeze-thaw winters push on shallow posts. We set posts below the frost line, commonly around 30 to 36 inches in southeast PA, with local code having the final say.

Nearby towns

Horsham is covered by our Lower Bucks & eastern Montgomery office at 610-477-7080. We also serve Hatboro, Warminster and Warrington. See all our service areas.