76 FENCE Main Line is a locally owned franchise of 76 FENCE, serving homeowners, HOAs and businesses across Philadelphia’s Main Line and the nearby communities of Chester, Delaware and Montgomery counties. We design, permit and install fences and gates, and we work hard to make the whole project feel simple, from the first phone call to the moment the crew hauls away the last piece of old fence.
We’re a small, hands-on team. When you call or text 484-779-6307, you reach people who work in this area every day, who know its fieldstone colonials, its tight twin-home lots and its wooded hillsides, and who care how the finished fence looks from the street.
Local ownership, national know-how
Being part of the 76 FENCE family gives us proven installation methods, quality materials and solid manufacturer relationships. Being locally owned means the decisions about your project get made here, by people you can actually talk to.
Owner Ed Samane built the business around a simple idea: do work that lasts and leave neighborhoods a little better than we found them. General Manager Andrew Taylor runs the day-to-day and is the person most customers meet for their walkthrough and estimate. You can meet the whole team here.

How we think a fence project should go
Straight answers
We explain what your yard needs, what each material is good at, and what drives the price, so you can decide with real information.
No pressure
Our estimates are free, with zero dispatch fees. Take your time, compare, and ask as many questions as you like.
Paperwork handled
We take care of permits, HOA approvals and the PA One Call (811) utility locate request, so you’re not chasing forms.
Respect for your property
Our crews protect lawns and gardens, work cleanly, and haul away old fencing and debris when the job is done.
Built for Main Line properties
Fencing here comes with its own set of challenges. Much of the region sits on clay-heavy and rocky schist soils, and older lots often have mature trees with big root systems right where a post line wants to go. Our winters bring freeze-thaw cycles, and spring brings heavy rain. That’s why we set posts below the frost line, which is typically 30″–36″ in our area (local code governs), and plan each post hole around what’s actually in the ground. You can read more in our guide to fence post depth and the frost line.
Many of our towns also have their own permit or zoning review, and some neighborhoods sit in historic districts or HOAs with design rules. Rules vary from township to township, so we check them for you before anything goes in the ground. Our fence permits page explains how that works.
What we install
We work with a full range of materials: wood (cedar and pressure-treated pine), vinyl/PVC, aluminum, steel with an ornamental iron look, chain link in galvanized and black vinyl-coated finishes, and composite. Popular styles include privacy, picket, horizontal, pool and pet fences, along with custom gates and automatic gates.
You may have even seen 76 FENCE on TV: the brand was featured on HGTV’s “Worst Yard on the Block” (Season 1, Episode 2), installing a horizontal wood privacy fence.
We serve homeowners, HOAs and commercial properties, and we also handle fence repair.
Licensed, insured and clear about warranties
76 FENCE Main Line is licensed and insured. We offer and honor manufacturer warranty coverage on every fence we install, and we’ll walk you through what that coverage includes for the material you choose.
Paying is flexible too. We accept ACH, debit, credit and even cryptocurrency, and we offer financing through our partner Wisetack, where you can check your options online in minutes. See our financing page for details.

Ready for a fence you'll love?
Book a free, no-pressure estimate. Zero dispatch fees — and we handle permits, HOA paperwork and the 811 call.
Where we work
We install fences throughout the Main Line and nearby Chester, Delaware and Montgomery County communities, from Bala Cynwyd and Narberth out to Malvern and West Chester. Find your town below or browse all of our service areas.
See the work, hear from neighbors
The best way to get to know us is through the projects and the people we’ve worked with. Browse our gallery, read reviews from local customers, or learn how our five-step process works. When you’re ready, book your free estimate.