Fence service in New Britain and 10 nearby towns.
We work across central Connecticut, from Avon to Middletown. Fence rules change from town to town, so we check yours before we build.
Service area
Serving New Britain and 10 nearby towns
Every town has its own fence rules — heights, permits and pool codes. We check yours before we build.
- New Britain
- Middletown
- Avon
- West Hartford
- Glastonbury
- Rocky Hill
- Newington
- Southington
- Cheshire
- Berlin
- Farmington
Not on the list? Call — we may still cover you.
Towns
Towns we serve
New Britain
Our home city. A&L Fence is based here.
Middletown
Fence installation and repair, with a free written estimate.
Avon
Fence installation and repair, with a free written estimate.
West Hartford
Fence installation and repair, with a free written estimate.
Glastonbury
Fence installation and repair, with a free written estimate.
Rocky Hill
Fence installation and repair, with a free written estimate.
Newington
New and replacement fences, with posts set below the frost line.
Southington
Deep frost and heavy clay soil make how a fence is set matter.
Cheshire
Fence installation and repair, with a free written estimate.
Berlin
Built for the town’s deep frost line, older homes and local height rules.
Farmington
Fence installation and repair, with a free written estimate.
Not on the list?
Call (207) 227-5825. We may still cover you.
FAQ
Service area questions
Do you work in my town?
We are based in New Britain and serve Middletown, Avon, West Hartford, Glastonbury, Rocky Hill, Newington, Southington, Cheshire, Berlin and Farmington. If your town is not on the list, call us. We may still cover you.
Do I need a permit for a fence in my town?
It depends on the town. Under the state building code, a fence up to 7 feet needs no building permit unless it is a pool barrier, but each town sets its own zoning rules. We check your town’s rules before we build and help with the permit step when one is needed.
How deep do you set fence posts?
We set posts below the Connecticut frost line, about 42 inches down, in concrete. That is the step that keeps a fence from leaning after the freeze-and-thaw of our winters.
Free estimate
Ready for a fence that stays straight?
Tell us about your yard. Alexander will set up a visit, measure, and give you a clear written price before any work starts.
- Free written estimate
- 100% satisfaction guarantee