13 fence companies based in Burlington County, working from Burlington, Chesterfield, Crosswicks, Fieldsboro and other towns — 5 state their NJ HIC registration, 10 install vinyl, 10 aluminum, 10 wood, 6 do pool fencing. Compare them below, then call the ones that fit.
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Towns in this list: Burlington (3) · Chesterfield (2) · Crosswicks (1) · Fieldsboro (1) · Medford (1) · Lumberton Township (1) · Wrightstown (1) · Delran (1) · Columbus (1) · Delanco (1)
Manufacturing its own vinyl fence sets this South Jersey outfit apart from most installers. Headquartered in Vineland and active since 2005, it sells direct from the manufacturer to residential and commercial clients…
A large display yard sets this Crosswicks fence company apart, giving customers a chance to compare styles before committing. Family owned since 1959, it serves Mercer, Burlington, Monmouth and Ocean counties with wood, rail…
Rooted in Bordentown and Fieldsboro, ARL Fence serves Burlington County and nearby communities with more than 45 years of industry experience. The company installs and repairs fences and fits manual and automated driveway gates.
An owner-installer on every job is the pitch from this Bordentown contractor, who handles fencing alongside broader home improvement work. Diesel Builders installs and repairs wood, vinyl, chain link and aluminum fences…
Fencing and hardscaping share the workload at this locally family-owned Burlington company, which installs and repairs vinyl, aluminum and wood fences for customers across Central and Southern New Jersey.
Fencing, railings and gate automation sit alongside lumber and hardscape supplies at this Medford yard, which has operated since 1977. The team installs wood, vinyl…
Commercial, industrial and large residential installations are the focus at Harris Fence, a full-service contractor reaching from Burlington to Trenton and across into Pennsylvania. Materials include vinyl, cedar and other wood…
Fencing and concrete work have gone hand in hand here since 1972, when the Lumberton company first opened. Today the crew installs vinyl, aluminum, chain link and wood fences, including cedar, spruce…
Owner presence on every job is the pitch at F.C. Fence Co., a family-owned business with more than 30 years in fencing. Based near Wrightstown and focused on Burlington County, it also serves Central and Southern New Jersey.
Local roots drive this Delran fence company, whose owners say they live and work in the community and treat every job like their own. Installation covers vinyl, wood, aluminum and chain link fences as well as custom designs.
Pet containment, not conventional yard fencing, is the focus of this Columbus location, a local dealer of the Invisible Fence brand serving Mercer, Burlington, Camden, western Ocean…
Underground electronic pet containment is the specialty here, not conventional yard fencing. This husband-and-wife business in Chesterfield installs Pet Stop systems for dogs and cats…
Fence Depot is located in Delanco, a Burlington County town along the Delaware River in South Jersey. Beyond its name and address, little is available about the business…
1 of these fence contractors have no website on record, so their profiles carry only the facts from public records.
This guide lists 13 fence companies based in Burlington County, including Burlington, Chesterfield, Crosswicks, Fieldsboro, drawn from public business records in October 2026. 5 of them state a New Jersey Home Improvement Contractor registration on their own websites. The rest may be registered without saying so online; check any company on the state’s license verification site before you sign.
Yes. New Jersey’s Contractors’ Registration Act requires anyone who sells or performs home improvements, fence installation included, to register with the Division of Consumer Affairs, carry at least $500,000 in liability insurance, and show the 13VH registration number on contracts and advertising. 5 of the 13 companies here state that registration on their websites; we recorded the statement and did not verify it. Look the number up at newjersey.mylicense.com before hiring.
Of the 13 companies listed, 10 describe vinyl fencing on their websites, 10 aluminum, 10 wood, 9 chain link and 1 iron or steel. 9 describe privacy fencing and 6 pool fencing. 8 mention gates and 6 railings. Each profile lists exactly which the company’s site confirms.
2 of the 13 companies here say on their websites that they handle permits. Whether a fence needs a permit, and the height allowed, depends on the municipality, not the county — each town’s zoning office sets its own rule. Ask the installer to put permit responsibility in the written contract, which New Jersey’s HIC regulations require for jobs over $500.
9 of the 13 fence companies in Burlington County describe repair work on their websites — storm damage, leaning posts, gate adjustments, replacing sections. Many installers prefer new work, so a company that lists repair is worth noting if that is what you need.