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Fence installation and repair in Farmington, CT.

We build and repair fences across Farmington and Unionville, with posts set below Connecticut’s 42-inch frost line.

Why choose A&L Fence

  • 25+ years of experience
  • The owner on every job
  • Free estimate, price in writing
  • We reply within 5 minutes

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White scalloped picket fence in front of a blue shingled house with lilacs in bloom
Alexander Medina, the owner, in sunglasses and a brown shirt, standing in front of trees

Alexander Medina

Owner · on every job · 25+ years

Farmington, CT

Fencing help in Farmington

We serve all of Farmington, including Unionville. Whether your home is one of the older houses near Main Street or in a newer neighborhood, we help you choose a fence that suits the house and the yard.

Owner Alexander Medina has more than 25 years of hands-on experience, and he is on the job himself. Every post is set in concrete below the 42-inch frost line, so the fence stays straight through freeze and thaw.

  • Farmington and Unionville
  • The owner on every job
  • Town rules checked before we build
Map of Farmington, Connecticut and the neighbouring towns

Farmington, CT

In our service area

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Local rules

Farmington fence rules

Rules last checked October 2026. We confirm them with the town before we build.

  • Fence Registration Form

    Farmington asks for a Fence Registration Form with a map of the fence, filed with the Zoning Enforcement Officer.

  • Along the street: up to 4 ft

    In the required front yard, or any required yard along a street, fences are limited to 4 feet unless the Commission approves more.

  • Historic districts

    In a historic district, the Historic District Commission must approve the fence before it goes up.

What we build

Every fence, built the same careful way

Nine kinds of fencing for homes and businesses across Central Connecticut — every post set by hand, below the frost line.

  • Wood double drive gate with black strap hinges in a stockade fence

    Wood fences

    Cedar and pressure-treated pine, built by hand for warmth and privacy.

  • White slatted privacy fence along a shaded lawn beside a white house

    Vinyl fences

    Clean privacy with almost no upkeep. Never needs paint or stain.

  • Chain link mesh in close-up with blurred city lights behind it

    Chain link fences

    The strong, affordable way to fence a yard, keep pets in or secure a lot.

  • Black aluminum fence across a lawn in front of shrubs and a gray house

    Aluminum & ornamental

    The look of wrought iron without the rust. Great for curb appeal.

  • Raised deck with gray railings and flower boxes in a fenced backyard

    Privacy fences

    Block the view, cut the noise and make the backyard yours again.

  • Swimming pool enclosed by a glass panel barrier, with a dark wooden fence along the back of the yard

    Pool fences

    Code-correct pool barriers with self-closing, self-latching gates.

  • Wood privacy fence with a double gate stepping down a grassy slope

    Gates

    Walk and drive gates hung to swing true and latch every time.

  • Split, weathered wooden fence rail with an old barn out of focus behind it

    Fence repair

    Leaning posts, broken boards, a gate that won’t latch — fixed right.

  • Chain link gate with a yellow frame closing an alley, a pickup truck parked beyond it

    Commercial fencing

    Secure, durable fencing for businesses, lots and properties.

FAQ

Farmington fencing questions

  • Do I need a permit for a fence in Farmington?

    Farmington asks you to file a Fence Registration Form, with a map showing the fence, with the Zoning Enforcement Officer. Fences in a required yard along a street are limited to 4 feet, and fences in a historic district need Historic District Commission approval. We help you check the rules for your address before we build.

  • Do you give free estimates in Farmington?

    Yes. Estimates are free and there is no pressure. Call or send a message and we will come look at your yard, talk through your options, and give you an honest price in writing.

  • How deep do you set fence posts in Farmington?

    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.

  • Do you repair fences you did not build?

    Yes. We repair fences of every kind no matter who installed them, from leaning posts and broken boards to gates that will not latch.

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.

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