Warrington has grown fast, and a lot of the homes here are in newer developments with homeowners associations. If you just moved in, the fence might be one of the first big projects on your list. 76 FENCE BucksMont helps Warrington homeowners get through HOA approval and the township permit, then builds the fence so it looks like it belongs.
Start with your HOA guidelines
Most HOAs in newer developments have written rules on fence style, color, material and placement. Some want every fence in the neighborhood to match. Before you fall in love with a design, find your HOA’s architectural guidelines. If you can’t track them down, we’ll help.
- Read the guidelines. Look for allowed materials, colors and where fences can go on the lot.
- Pick a design that fits. We’ll show you options that match what your HOA allows.
- Submit the request. We put together the drawing and details your HOA asks for.
- Get the township permit. Warrington Township usually requires a zoning or fence permit, even after HOA approval. We file it.
- Call 811 and build. We submit the PA One Call request at least three business days before digging.
More on this on our HOA fencing page.
What we build in Warrington’s newer neighborhoods
Vinyl is a common pick in newer developments. It’s clean, low-maintenance and often on the HOA’s approved list. White and gray privacy fences are popular for backyards.
Aluminum is the go-to for pool fences and for yards where the HOA wants an open look. Pool barriers need to be at least 48 inches with self-closing, self-latching gates that open away from the pool.
Horizontal fences in cedar or composite are showing up more, where HOAs allow them.
New-construction yards come with their own quirks
Builders move a lot of dirt. Your backyard might be graded fill over the original ground, with rock mixed in. Central Bucks has plenty of shale, and new lots are no exception. Grading can also leave a slope you didn’t notice until you picture a fence on it.
Drainage swales are another thing to watch. Many developments have them along back lot lines, and a solid fence right across one can cause water problems. We’ll point it out at the estimate.
Timing your fence after a move
If you just closed on a Warrington house, it’s tempting to get the fence up right away. That’s fair, but give yourself a little runway. HOA reviews take time, and the township permit comes after. Materials need to arrive, and weather can shift install dates. If you’ve got a new dog coming or a pool going in, tell us your timeline at the estimate and we’ll be straight about what’s realistic. It also helps to dig out the survey or plat from your closing papers. If you can find the property pins, layout goes a lot faster.
Why Warrington homeowners call us
Our Central Bucks office is close by, so estimates are easy to schedule. You get a free estimate with no dispatch fee, help with every piece of paperwork and manufacturer warranty coverage on every fence we install. If spreading out the cost helps, financing is available through Wisetack.
Get a straight answer on your fence.
Free on-site estimate, zero dispatch fees. We handle the permit, the HOA paperwork and the 811 call.
We also build in nearby Doylestown, Chalfont and Warminster. Warrington is covered by our Central & Upper Bucks office at 215-602-4334. See all the towns we serve.