Newtown Square offers larger lots, newer developments and plenty of green space, with Ridley Creek State Park nearby. Many neighborhoods here have homeowners associations that review fence plans before anything is built. 76 FENCE Main Line makes that part easy for Newtown Square (19073) homeowners by handling the approvals along with the installation.
Navigating HOA approval
HOAs often have guidelines on fence style, color, height or placement. We help you gather what the association typically asks for, like a site sketch showing the fence line, the material and style, and product details. Then we coordinate the submission. Once the HOA signs off, we move on to the township permit. Learn more about our HOA fencing services.
Township permits
Most of Newtown Square is in Newtown Township, with some addresses in Edgmont or Marple. Each municipality has its own permit or zoning review process. Rules vary; we check them for you and submit the application. We also handle the PA One Call (811) utility locate at least three business days before we dig.
Styles that fit newer developments
In newer neighborhoods, vinyl is a favorite because it looks crisp, comes in HOA-friendly colors and never needs painting. Black aluminum is another common choice, especially where HOAs prefer open-view fencing. For a warmer or more modern look, composite and horizontal designs are gaining popularity.
Making the most of a larger lot
Bigger yards invite bigger plans: a pool enclosure, a fenced dog run, a vegetable garden screened from deer. We help you decide what to fence and what to leave open. For pools, barriers must be at least 48 inches high under the Pennsylvania UCC, with self-closing, self-latching gates that open away from the pool; your township inspector has final say. Our pool fence page has more detail.
- Free estimates with zero dispatch fees.
- Most residential installs take about a day or two on site once materials arrive.
- Manufacturer warranty coverage honored on every fence we install.
Gardens, dogs and play areas
With green space all around, many Newtown Square homeowners want to protect a garden or give pets room to run. A fenced vegetable garden, a dog run off the back door or an enclosed play area can each be designed to match the main fence and satisfy HOA guidelines.
What to expect from start to finish
- Free estimate: by phone, email or an on-site walkthrough, usually with our General Manager, Andrew Taylor.
- Approvals: we coordinate HOA review, then the township permit.
- Utility locate: we submit the PA One Call (811) request.
- Installation: posts set below the frost line, typically 30″–36″ in our area; local code governs.
See our full process for more detail.
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Materials HOAs often favor
Every HOA is different, but many prefer materials that look consistent across the neighborhood and hold their appearance over time. White or tan vinyl privacy and picket fencing, black aluminum and neatly finished cedar all tend to come up. We’ll review your association’s guidelines with you before recommending anything, so there are no surprises at the approval stage. Where guidelines allow a choice, we’ll explain the maintenance and cost tradeoffs of each option plainly. If you’re comparing materials, our wood vs. vinyl guide is a helpful read.
Also nearby
We serve neighboring Radnor and Malvern too. See all the communities we serve or call or text 484-779-6307 to get started.