Every property in Westford is a little different. Some homeowners want privacy from the road or neighbors. Others need to keep dogs in the yard or kids safe around a pool. We install all the major fence types and help you choose the right one for your situation.
PVC / Vinyl Fences Westford: Vinyl is the lowest maintenance fence you can buy. It does not rot, warp, or need painting — ever. Years down the road it still looks the same as the day we installed it. We carry white, tan, and wood-grain styles in privacy, semi-privacy, and picket designs. For Westford homeowners who want a clean look without the upkeep, vinyl is tough to beat. It works great along property lines, around pools, and as a backyard privacy screen.
Cedar Wood Fences Westford: Cedar has been the go-to fence wood in New England for generations, and for good reason. It naturally resists rot and insects without chemical treatments. On Westford's wooded lots and colonial-style homes, a cedar fence blends right in. We build privacy fences, traditional picket fences, split-rail designs, and custom board-on-board styles. Cedar weathers to a handsome silver-grey over time, or you can stain it to keep that warm honey color.
Chain Link Fences Westford: When you need a strong, no-nonsense fence at a fair price, chain link delivers. It is durable, lasts decades, and keeps your sightlines open if you want to hold onto a view. We install a lot of it in Westford for large backyards, dog runs, sports courts, and commercial properties along Littleton Road and Boston Road. Standard galvanized steel holds up well, and we offer vinyl-coated options in black or green if you want the fence to fade into the landscape.
Aluminum Fences Westford: Aluminum gives you the classic wrought-iron look without the rust, peeling, or weight. It is strong, looks sharp from the street, and needs almost zero maintenance. It is a great fit for front yards, driveway borders, garden areas, and pool enclosures in Westford. It comes in black, bronze, and white finishes. We install both residential and commercial-grade aluminum depending on what the job calls for.