6 fence companies based in Somerset County, working from Hillsborough Township, Somerset, North Plainfield, Somerville and other towns — 1 state their NJ HIC registration, 2 install vinyl, 2 aluminum, 2 wood, 2 do pool fencing. Compare them below, then call the ones that fit.
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Put your company at the top for Somerset CountyOrder: companies that state their HIC registration and have a website first, then by how many services we could confirm. Never by rating, and never by payment. How the label works.
Towns in this list: Hillsborough Township (2) · Somerset (1) · North Plainfield (1) · Somerville (1) · Manville (1)
Fences built from the ground up, with no subcontracting, is the approach at York Fence, a Hillsborough company with more than 31 years of experience serving Somerset, Mercer and Hunterdon counties.
Cedar, ornamental steel and aluminum, and NJDOT guard rail work headline the offering at this Somerset fence company, which cites more than 40 years of experience.
Home improvement across Plainfield and North Plainfield is the focus here, with fence installation and repair sitting alongside kitchen and bathroom remodeling, deck building, drywall, electrical work and TV mounting.
Rudl Fencing & Decking is a fencing and decking business in Hillsborough Township, New Jersey. The name points to work on both fences and decks, though no service list, materials or description are published for the company.
Somerville is where All-State Fence Inc operates, offering fence services to homeowners and businesses in the area. Prospective customers can contact the company to discuss a project…
The Fencing Outlet is a fence business in Manville, New Jersey, with no website or written service details available.
2 of these fence contractors have no website on record, so their profiles carry only the facts from public records.
This guide lists 6 fence companies based in Somerset County, including Hillsborough Township, Somerset, North Plainfield, Somerville, drawn from public business records in October 2026. 1 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. 1 of the 6 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 6 companies listed, 2 describe vinyl fencing on their websites, 2 aluminum, 2 wood, 2 chain link and 2 iron or steel. 2 describe privacy fencing and 2 pool fencing. 2 mention gates and 1 railings. Each profile lists exactly which the company’s site confirms.
1 of the 6 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.
3 of the 6 fence companies in Somerset 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.