Radnor Township covers a lot of ground, from the Villanova/Radnor area to neighborhoods along the Radnor Trail, and it’s known for stately stone estates. 76 FENCE Main Line installs fences throughout Radnor (19087) that fit this setting, pairing classic materials with careful installation.
Fences for stone estates
Stone estates call for fencing with presence. We often recommend:
Ornamental steel
Steel with a wrought-iron look, finished with spear tops or finials.
Estate gates
Pedestrian and driveway gates, including automatic gates.
Cedar privacy
Natural wood privacy fencing that complements stonework in back gardens.
Township permits, handled
Radnor Township commonly requires a fence permit or zoning review, and historic districts or HOAs may add design review. We do not guess at heights or setbacks. Rules vary; we check them for you, prepare the application and coordinate any HOA approval. We also submit the PA One Call (811) utility locate request at least three business days before digging. See our fence permits page to learn more.
Family yards and pools
Not every Radnor project is an estate frontage. Plenty of our work is simply helping families create safe, private backyards. Popular requests include pet fences for dogs, vinyl privacy fencing and pool barriers. Pool barriers must be at least 48 inches high under the Pennsylvania UCC, with self-closing, self-latching gates that open outward, away from the pool; your township inspector has final say.
Careful installation on mature lots
Older properties often mean mature tree roots, stone walls and clay-heavy, rocky soil. We plan the line around roots and existing features and set posts below the frost line, typically 30″–36″ in our area; local code governs.
Aluminum or steel for your frontage?
Both deliver the black, wrought-iron look that suits stone architecture. Aluminum is lighter, rust-free and easy to rack along a slope, so it’s often the practical pick for long runs and pool enclosures. Steel is heavier and stronger, making it a natural fit for driveway gates and entrances. We’ll help you decide where each makes sense.
What to expect on install day
Our crew arrives with materials ready, lays out the line and sets posts first. Panels, pickets or rails go on next, followed by gates and hardware. We clean up as we go and haul away any old fencing we removed. Most residential installs take about a day or two on site once materials arrive; weather can shift schedules, and we’ll keep you posted. Afterward, we walk the finished fence with you to make sure gates swing and latch properly.
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Why homeowners choose us
- Free estimates and zero dispatch fees.
- Licensed and insured, with permits, HOA approvals and 811 handled.
- Manufacturer warranty coverage offered and honored on every fence we install.
- Flexible payment, including ACH, debit, credit and even cryptocurrency.
Most customers meet Andrew Taylor, our General Manager, for an on-site walkthrough. He’ll walk the property with you, explain the options and put together a clear estimate. You’ll never feel rushed to decide. Read what customers say on our reviews page.
Unsure which style suits your property? Our fence styles overview and gallery are good places to gather ideas. Bring your favorites to the walkthrough and we’ll talk through what fits your home, your lot and the township’s rules.
Nearby towns
We also install fences in Wayne, Villanova and Newtown Square. See all the communities we serve, or call or text 484-779-6307 for a free estimate with zero dispatch fees.