Fence Installation Built to Withstand New England
Contrast Landscape provides fence installation for homes and businesses in Southeastern MA. From cedar privacy fences to vinyl, composite, and aluminum, we build fences designed to handle every season.
Whether you need a privacy fence around your backyard or a security perimeter for a commercial property, we design and install fence systems that match your goals, your property, and your budget.
Your backyard should feel like an extension of your home: private, safe, and finished. Whether you need a privacy fence so the neighbors stop watching your Saturday cookouts, a pool fence to pass inspection, or a replacement for that rotting fence you have been propping up for two years, we handle the full project. Site assessment, property line verification, permits, installation, and cleanup. One company, start to finish.
Commercial properties need fencing that performs under heavy daily use and meets regulatory requirements without constant maintenance. From security perimeters and dumpster enclosures to multi-family privacy fencing and automated gate systems, we build commercial fence solutions that hold up to the demands of tenants, inspectors, and New England weather.
Browse our portfolio of completed residential and commercial fence installations throughout southeastern Massachusetts. Every project shown here was designed, permitted, and installed by our crew, from post setting to final gate adjustment.
We install the full range of residential and commercial fencing systems, from wood privacy fences and low-maintenance vinyl to ornamental aluminum and heavy-duty chain-link. Each material has specific strengths for the southeastern Massachusetts climate, and we will help you choose the right one for your property, your priorities, and your budget.
Homeowners seeking privacy fencing, pet containment, pool barriers, property line definition, or replacement of aging fences across Plymouth County, Bristol County, and Cape Cod.
Every project starts with a free on-site consultation where we walk your property, discuss your goals, and outline realistic options. You get professional guidance before committing a single dollar.
From excavation and masonry to planting and irrigation, we handle every phase of your outdoor project in-house. One company means one vision, one timeline, and one point of responsibility.
Our own crew handles your project from the first visit to the final walkthrough, with one point of contact throughout.
Discuss your project, review the proposed scope and plan the next steps with our team.
During the site assessment, we walk the entire fence line together: noting grade changes, tree roots, rock formations, drainage paths, and existing structures. We check for underground utilities through Dig Safe, verify property line markers, and discuss your goals for the fence: privacy, security, pet containment, pool compliance, or aesthetics. This visit typically takes 30 to 45 minutes and gives us everything we need to prepare an accurate proposal. There is no charge and no obligation.
Within three to five business days after the site visit, you receive a detailed written proposal that itemizes everything: materials and specifications, post depth and spacing, concrete volume, gate hardware, post caps, fence style and height, old fence removal if needed, permit fees, and cleanup. No hidden costs, no vague allowances. If your fence is part of a larger project: a new patio, pool installation, or landscape renovation, the proposal shows how the fence integrates with the broader scope. For complex projects, we can include 3D renderings so you see exactly how the fence relates to your outdoor space before any work begins.
Once you approve the proposal, we handle the permit application with your local building department. Permit approval timelines vary by municipality, typically one to three weeks in Plymouth County and Bristol County towns. During this window, we order materials and confirm the Dig Safe utility markings. If your project includes old fence removal, we may schedule demolition during the permit waiting period so installation can begin as soon as approval comes through. We keep you updated on permit status so there are no surprises on timeline.
Installation day starts with post layout and marking. We set posts in concrete at the specified depth, plumb and brace each one, and allow concrete to cure before attaching panels, boards, or mesh, depending on your fence type. Most residential fence projects take one to three days of on-site work, depending on linear footage and terrain complexity. Commercial projects may take three to five days or longer for large perimeters. Our crew handles everything on site: post setting, panel installation, gate hanging, hardware adjustment, and grade transitions. We communicate daily on progress and any conditions encountered during digging.
Before we call the project complete, we walk the entire fence line with you. We check every post for plumb, every panel for level, every gate for smooth operation and positive latching. Pool fence gates are tested for self-closing and self-latching compliance. We verify that ground clearance, post caps, and all hardware meet the specifications from your proposal. Any adjustments happen on the spot. We also clean the site, remove all construction debris, and restore any areas disturbed during installation.
If a post shifts, a gate drifts, or any installation-related issue appears, we come back and make it right. We also remain available for storm damage repairs, fence extensions, gate adjustments, and future projects. Many of our fence clients come back for patios, retaining walls, and landscape work once they see the quality of our installation. Building a long-term relationship with your property is how we prefer to work.
We visit your property, walk the fence line, assess the terrain and soil conditions, verify your property boundaries, and provide a detailed written estimate that covers every cost. No surprises, no hidden fees, no obligation. Whether you need a backyard privacy fence, a pool barrier before inspection, or commercial perimeter security, the process starts with a conversation.
Very fair prices, friendly and professional at their jobs. I am very satisfied with the work they did on the property. Will definitely call on them for future work as well. Highly recommended!!!
Henrique and his team are fantastic!!! They are very hard working and meticulous with their work. I called him to quote hydro seeding my front and back yard after putting in a pool last year. His pricing is competitive and best around. I could see grass after just 7 days! He built a retaining wall in the back and it completely framed my yard perfectly. He even helped me find an irrigation company that put in a sprinkler system. I cannot recommend Henrique enough, even my neighbors have used him due to his workmanship. He is also a super nice and trustworthy person. I will be calling him for any future projects I need.
Henrique and his team made our patio, walkway, and fence dream come to life. This is our second project working with Henrique and he’s always been great to work with and is so detail oriented. Him and his team are always putting in long days and the work clearly speaks for itself. So thrilled with how everything came out once again!
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Read All Client ReviewsWe have compiled answers to the questions we hear most from homeowners and commercial property owners considering a new fence. If you do not see your question here, call us at (857) 756-3404 or fill out our contact form.
The Massachusetts frost line is 48 inches. While fences are not subject to the same depth requirements as structural footings, shallow posts heave during freeze-thaw cycles. We set posts a minimum of 36 inches deep for four-foot fences and 42 inches for six-foot fences, in concrete. This is deeper than many competitors, and it is the single most important factor in a fence that lasts decades instead of years.
Yes. Old fence removal and disposal is a standard service we offer. We assess your existing fence during the site visit, include removal costs in the proposal, and handle all demolition, hauling, and disposal. If your project timeline allows, we may schedule old fence removal during the permit waiting period so installation can begin immediately once the permit is approved.
Yes, and this is one of the areas where experience matters most. Fences on slopes can be stepped (each panel drops to follow the grade) or racked (panels angle within the frame to follow gentle slopes). The right approach depends on the slope severity, the fence material, and the visual result you want. We assess terrain during the site visit and recommend the method that looks best while maintaining structural integrity.
The best dog fence depends on your dog's size, behavior, and determination level. For most dogs, a six-foot vinyl or wood privacy fence with tension wire along the bottom prevents jumping, pushing through, and digging under. For larger or more athletic dogs, we may recommend extending height or adding reinforcement. Chain-link with vinyl coating and bottom tension wire is a cost-effective option for dedicated dog runs. We discuss your specific situation during the site visit.
A quality fence generally adds value to a property, particularly in neighborhoods where fencing is expected. Privacy fencing makes backyards functional for entertaining, pool fencing is required for compliance, and well-maintained decorative fencing enhances curb appeal. The specific return varies by neighborhood and fence type, but real estate agents consistently note that a new fence is a selling point while a rotting or leaning fence is a red flag.
From our base in Hanson, we work across Plymouth County, the South Coast and Cape Cod. Tell us where your property is and we'll confirm availability.
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