DH Fence LLC
Installs aluminum and wood fences for homeowners and also takes on landscaping projects around the property.
Trade guide
Fence contractors in Somerset County, NJ
Compare fence contractors for wood, vinyl, aluminum and chain-link fences, gates and repairs along Somerset County property lines. Fence work generally falls under New Jersey home improvement registration, and local zoning rules often matter too.
Eagle Fence & Supply
Fence supplier and installer selling materials for DIY jobs, with vinyl, wood, chain link, aluminum, rail and deer fencing.
Stork Builders LLC
Locally owned fence company installing, replacing and repairing aluminum, vinyl, wood and chain-link fencing.
Common questions about fence contractors
Do fence contractors need to be registered in New Jersey?
Yes. Home improvement contractors in New Jersey register with the Division of Consumer Affairs. Their 13VH registration number should appear on contracts, invoices and ads, and you can check it with the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs license lookup.
Do I need a permit for a fence?
Most towns require a zoning permit for a new fence, with rules on height and placement. Your fence contractor can usually file it, and a property survey helps confirm the lot line.
What should a home improvement contract include?
New Jersey requires a written contract for home improvement work over $500. It should include the contractor's registration number, work description, start and completion dates and total price, plus your three-business-day right to cancel.
General information for Somerset County homeowners. Requirements can change, so confirm details with the state or your town’s construction office.