Wayne is the kind of place people picture when they think of the Main Line: a lively downtown along Lancaster Avenue surrounded by Victorian and colonial homes. It’s also one of the most complicated places to pull a fence permit, because Wayne reaches into Delaware, Chester and Montgomery Counties. 76 FENCE Main Line installs fences throughout Wayne (19087) and handles those details for you.
Wayne addresses can fall in Radnor, Tredyffrin or Upper Merion Township. Each has its own permit or zoning review process. Rules vary; we check them for you.
Victorian homes
Victorians have detail everywhere: porches, trim and decorative touches. The right fence complements that without competing. Painted wood picket fences with decorative tops, scalloped vinyl pickets or black aluminum with finials all suit the style. Keep it modest in height out front so the house stays the star.
Colonial homes
Colonials tend to be more symmetrical and formal. Straight-top pickets, classic aluminum or ornamental steel suit the front yard. In the back, a cedar or vinyl privacy fence gives families a quiet outdoor space for dinners, play and pets.
From walkthrough to finished fence
It starts with a free estimate, often an on-site walkthrough with Andrew Taylor, our General Manager. We confirm your municipality, check the rules, prepare the permit and coordinate any HOA approval. We submit the PA One Call (811) locate at least three business days before digging, then set posts below the frost line, typically 30″–36″ in our area; local code governs. Most residential installs take about a day or two on site once materials arrive. See our full process.
Choosing color and finish
On a home with lots of character, the fence color matters. White vinyl or painted pickets brighten a Victorian front garden. Black aluminum or steel recedes against landscaping and suits formal colonials. Natural cedar offers a warm middle ground that softens with age. For a more contemporary backyard, horizontal cedar or composite boards add clean lines. Bring photos of styles you like to your estimate, and we’ll help you narrow it down.
Backyards for families and pets
Behind many Wayne homes is a backyard that gets heavy use from kids and dogs. A 6-foot privacy fence gives everyone room to relax, while a pet fence with self-latching gates keeps dogs safely home. If you have a pool, 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. We’ll help you plan a layout that works for the whole household, with gates placed where you actually walk and enough clearance for the lawn mower.
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Wayne-area FAQ
- Can you match my existing fence? Often, yes. We’ll look at what you have and recommend the closest match or a complementary style.
- Do you handle HOA paperwork? Yes, along with township permits.
- How do I pay? ACH, debit, credit or even cryptocurrency, with financing through our partner Wisetack.
Want ideas before your estimate? Browse our gallery and fence styles, or read reviews from homeowners who have been through the process. We’re happy to talk through options by phone, email or in person, with no pressure.
Communities near Wayne
Our crews also serve Radnor, Devon and King of Prussia. See all the communities we serve, or call or text 484-779-6307 for a free estimate with zero dispatch fees.