Service area · Philadelphia Main Line
Fence companyon the Main Line
Ornamental, privacy and custom fences and entrance gates for Main Line homes in Wayne, Villanova, Bryn Mawr, Haverford and the surrounding townships.
Fence installation in the Main Line
The Main Line is one of the three regions we've served for more than 30 years. These suburbs grew along the Pennsylvania Railroad west of Philadelphia, where many farms became country estates, and a lot of properties here are established homes with mature landscaping.
That shapes the work: aluminum and wrought iron fences that frame a property without hiding it, entrance gates that match, and privacy fences that look finished from both sides. The Main Line spans three counties and several townships, each with its own fence permit process.
Fence services in the Main Line
- Aluminum & Wrought Iron Fence InstallationOrnamental metal fencing that frames a property without hiding it. Aluminum and wrought iron give you clean lines, open sight lines and a finish that holds up season after season.More about aluminum & wrought iron
- Driveway & Entrance GatesDriveway and entrance gates that set the tone before anyone reaches the door, sized, styled and installed to match your fence and your property.More about entrance gates
- Privacy Fence InstallationShadowbox and solid privacy fencing that gives your yard a quiet, enclosed feel and looks finished from both sides.More about privacy fences
Everything we install in the Main Line:
- Aluminum & Wrought Iron Fence Installation
- Pool Fence Installation
- Driveway & Entrance Gates
- Farm & Equestrian Fencing
- Picket & Custom Fences
- Privacy Fence Installation
- Wood Fence Installation
- Vinyl Fence Installation
- Poultry Pens & Garden Enclosures
- Deer Fence Installation
- Fence Repair & Replacement
- Land Clearing, Mowing & Landscape Maintenance
- Snow Removal, Commercial & Residential
Fence permits and rules in the Main Line
The Main Line crosses Montgomery, Delaware and Chester Counties, so the township matters. Here's what each township's own site says about fences, where we could verify it.
- Radnor Township (Delaware County)
A zoning permit is required to install a new fence or replace an existing one. Height limits depend on the zoning district, corner-lot fences are reviewed for traffic safety, and pool fences also need a building permit. Source
- Haverford Township (Delaware County)
The Building and Codes Department lists fences among the permit applications it accepts online. Source
- Lower Merion Township (Montgomery County)
- Tredyffrin Township (Chester County)
Fence permits go through the township's zoning permit application. Source
- Easttown Township (Chester County)
A zoning permit is required for a new fence, and removing and reinstalling roughly half or more of an existing fence counts as a replacement. Source
- Upper Merion Township (Montgomery County)
Fences are permitted with a fencing addendum to the building permit, including a site plan and a footing inspection. No fences in the right-of-way. Source
Rules change, so confirm with your municipality before work starts. Before any digging, PA and Delaware law require a call to 811 so underground utilities can be marked.
What customers say
“We just had an aluminum fence put in by Chadds Ford Fence and they did an excellent job. They showed up when they said they would and several guys came and diligently worked all day. The owner is just as nice as he could be. I absolutely recommend Chadds Ford Fence!”
“Very professional, really enjoyed working with Allen and Janet. Fair price, responsive, great job. Highly recommend.”
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