Newtown Fence Contractor

Newtown is where 76 FENCE BucksMont runs its Lower Bucks office, so when you call from Newtown, you’re calling neighbors. The area covers two municipalities, Newtown Borough and Newtown Township, and each has its own permit process. Knowing which one you’re in is the first step to a fence that goes up without a hitch.

Quick answers for Newtown homeowners

Do I need a permit? Almost certainly. Most Bucks County townships and boroughs require a zoning or fence permit, and Newtown is no exception. We prepare and file it.

Will the historic district affect me? If you’re in the borough’s historic district and the fence faces the street, architectural review may be part of the process. We’ll tell you up front.

What about my HOA? Many established neighborhoods in the township have HOA guidelines on style, color and placement. We handle the HOA approval request along with the permit. See our HOA fencing page for how that works.

Established neighborhoods, established yards

A lot of Newtown homes sit in established neighborhoods with mature trees, finished landscaping and neighbors who’ve been next door for years. That changes the job. Our crew works around root systems, protects planting beds and keeps the yard tidy while we’re there.

It also means neighbors notice your fence. Our good neighbor fence tips cover how to talk it through before the posts go in.

Fence styles we build most in Newtown

Parks, trees and deer

With Tyler State Park nearby and plenty of wooded edges, deer are part of life in Newtown. If you’re protecting a garden or young trees, the fence needs to be tall — often 7 to 8 feet. For regular backyard fences, we’ll talk through whether deer are likely to jump in and what that means for your plantings.

What Newtown customers tell us

We’d rather you hear it from customers. Tom Ryan wrote that he was “hoping not to get a pushy salesmen. Our experience was just the opposite.” That’s how we try to run every estimate: we look at the yard, answer your questions and give you a price. No pressure and no dispatch fee.

If you’re comparing quotes, ask every company the same questions. How deep do the posts go? Who files the permit and the HOA request? Who calls 811? What warranty comes with the materials? We offer and honor manufacturer warranty coverage on every fence we install, and we’re glad to answer the rest at your estimate.

How a Newtown job goes

1. Free estimate. On-site or by phone or email. No dispatch fee.
2. Paperwork. Permit, HOA approval and any historic review, handled by our team.
3. 811 call. Submitted at least three business days before digging.
4. Install. Usually a day or two on site once materials arrive, weather permitting.

We also serve nearby Richboro, Washington Crossing and Southampton. Newtown is covered by our Lower Bucks & eastern Montgomery office at 610-477-7080. Back to all service areas.