Residential Fence Installation in Bucks County

You know what you want your yard to do. Maybe the dog needs room to run without bolting after the mail truck. Maybe you just put in a patio and the house behind you looks right down on it. Maybe you want a low picket out front because it looks right on an old stone house. 76 FENCE BucksMont installs residential fences across Bucks County and eastern Montgomery County, and we start with what you need the fence to do, not with a catalog.

Start with the job, then pick the fence

Built for the dirt under your yard

Here’s the part most homeowners never think about. In Doylestown, Chalfont or Quakertown, you can hit shale or rock a short way down. Near a creek, you may be digging into clay that holds water. Older lots come with mature tree roots and old stone walls right where the fence line wants to go.

Our crew plans for that before the auger comes out. Post holes are set with local frost depth in mind, which in southeast PA is commonly around 30 to 36 inches, though your township’s code has the final word. Shallow posts are the number one reason fences lean after a few winters of freeze and thaw.

Picking a material

Every material trades something. Wood looks natural and costs less up front but needs staining or sealing. Vinyl skips the painting and cleans with a hose. Aluminum is the go-to for pools and open views. Composite gives you a wood look with less upkeep. Chain link is still the practical answer for a lot of dog yards. Compare them side by side on our fence materials page, or go straight to vinyl fences or wood fences.

PrivacySolid panels for a yard that feels like your own.See details Semi-PrivacyScreening that still lets light and air through.See details PicketFront-yard charm for colonials and borough cottages.See details HorizontalClean modern lines for newer homes and patios.See details PoolBarriers planned around PA code and self-closing gates.See details DogDig-resistant, jump-resistant yards for real dogs.See details Split RailOpen, rustic boundaries for bigger lots.See details Horse & FarmBoard fencing for paddocks and pastures.See details SecurityPerimeter protection for sites that need it.See details GatesWalk, double-drive and custom gates that close right.See details Driveway GatesAutomatic swing and slide gates for your entrance.See details

What happens after you call

1. Free estimate. We walk the yard with you, or start by phone or email. No dispatch fee.
2. Layout and quote. We mark the line, talk gates and corners, and write up a clear quote.
3. Permits and 811. We handle the township or borough permit, any HOA approval, and the PA One Call request at least 3 business days before digging.
4. Install. Once materials arrive, most residential jobs take about a day or two on site. Weather can move the date.
5. Walkthrough. We check gates and latches with you before we leave.

Neighbors, lot lines and permits

Most Bucks and Montgomery County municipalities require a zoning or fence permit, and boroughs with historic districts may want architectural review for anything visible from the street. Rules on height and placement vary, so we check yours rather than guess. Our fence permits page walks through it, and it’s worth a quick conversation with the neighbors before the crew shows up.

Paying for it

Estimates are free. Financing is available through Wisetack, where you can check your options online in minutes, and we take ACH, debit, credit and cryptocurrency. We offer and honor manufacturer warranty coverage on every fence we install. Kevin Matthew summed up his experience as “Friendly, hard working, fairly priced, and ON TIME.” Read more customer reviews.

Call 215-602-4334 for central and upper Bucks, or 610-477-7080 for lower Bucks and eastern Montgomery County.