Devon is known for its equestrian heritage and the Devon Horse Show grounds, and the properties around town reflect it: large lots, open lawns and a countryside feel that sets it apart from the tighter streets farther east on the Main Line. 76 FENCE Main Line installs fences across Devon (19333) that suit that scale, from long runs of split rail to secluded backyard privacy.
Rail fencing with equestrian roots
For many Devon homeowners, a fence is as much about landscape as security. Split rail and farm and ranch fencing define big lots without blocking views, and they nod to the area’s equestrian heritage. Crisp white ranch rail in vinyl gives a classic estate look that never needs painting. Natural wood rail weathers to a soft gray that fits right into the landscape.
Big lots, big decisions
When you have hundreds of feet of perimeter, planning pays off. We often help Devon homeowners combine styles: open rail fencing along the frontage, a taller privacy fence around the patio or pool, and a dedicated pet area off the back door. Long driveways are also a natural spot for a wood or steel gate, or even an automatic gate.
Large lots usually mean varied terrain, too. Our region’s soils are often clay-heavy and rocky, so we bring the right equipment and set posts below the frost line, typically 30″–36″ in our area; local code governs.
Wood rail or vinyl rail?
Natural wood split rail has a rustic, countryside character that suits Devon’s open lots, and it weathers to a soft silver gray. Vinyl rail stays bright white, never needs painting or staining, and holds up well to freeze-thaw winters. Some owners choose black split rail for a look that recedes into the landscape. If you have dogs, any of these can be paired with wire mesh to keep them in without losing the open feel.
Fencing a play area or garden
On a large lot, it can make sense to fence only part of the yard. A smaller enclosure near the house gives kids a safe play area, while a separate fenced garden keeps vegetables away from wildlife. We’ll help you size these spaces so they feel generous without adding unnecessary footage to the budget.
Tredyffrin and Easttown permits
Devon falls in Tredyffrin Township and Easttown Township, depending on your address. Both commonly require a fence permit or zoning review, and some neighborhoods have HOA guidelines as well. Rules vary; we check them for you, prepare the paperwork, and submit the PA One Call (811) locate request at least three business days before digging.
Questions Devon owners ask us
- How long will a big job take? Most residential installs take about a day or two on site once materials arrive; larger perimeters can take longer, and we’ll give you a realistic schedule.
- Can we phase the project? Yes. Some owners start with the backyard and add frontage later. We’ll plan so the pieces match.
- How can I pay? ACH, debit, credit or even cryptocurrency, plus financing through our partner Wisetack.
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Who you’ll meet
Most Devon customers start with a walkthrough with Andrew Taylor, our General Manager. He’ll walk the property with you, talk through how you use each part of the land and put together a free, detailed estimate with zero dispatch fees. You’ll never be rushed into a decision. See our team.
Neighboring towns
We’re also busy in nearby Berwyn, Wayne and Paoli. See all the communities we serve, or call or text 484-779-6307 to book your free, no-dispatch-fee estimate.