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Fence work in Cambridge starts with two questions most estimates skip. The first is where the property line actually sits on a lot that was subdivided a century ago. The second is whether the address falls inside a Neighborhood Conservation District. Mid-Cambridge, Avon Hill and the Harvard Square district all route exterior changes through the Cambridge Historical Commission before the Inspectional Services Department issues anything. That sequence sets the schedule, so we establish it before quoting rather than after.
Lots here are small and shared boundaries are the norm, so a fence line is a conversation with an abutter as much as a construction detail. Massachusetts also treats an unusually tall boundary fence built mainly to irritate a neighbor as a nuisance, which matters when someone objects after the posts are already set. We walk the line with you, confirm where the survey puts it, and put the layout in writing before anything gets dug.
Conservation district review confirmed before we quote, not after the fact.
Property line walked and abutter agreement documented before layout begins.
Licensed crews, written estimates, one point of contact through final inspection.
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Ten services, from privacy and pool fencing through to repair, gates and association work. Most Cambridge projects touch more than one. A privacy run usually needs a gate, and a repair often turns up posts set in something that will not hold another panel.

Belmont, Somerville, Arlington, Newton and Brookline each set their own fence height limits, review bodies and permit routes. The differences are not cosmetic. They decide whether a job needs commission sign-off first, and how far ahead it has to be scheduled.
Fence Installation solutions can be complex, and we’re here to provide answers to common questions. Here are some frequently asked questions from our clients.
There is no single price for a Cambridge fence. Cost follows the material, the length of the run, how much of the old fence has to come out, and whether a truck can reach the line or everything gets carried through a narrow side yard. On tight lots that access question moves the number more than the material choice does. We quote after walking the property.
That depends on height and on where the property sits. Fences above the threshold set in the state building code are permitted through the Inspectional Services Department. Separately, exterior work visible from a public way inside a Neighborhood Conservation District goes to the Cambridge Historical Commission before a permit is issued. We confirm both for your address before scheduling anything.
The state building code sets a baseline, and individual cities and towns add stricter limits on top of it. That is why the answer changes between Cambridge and the towns next door, and why front-yard limits are almost always lower than side and rear. We check the current rule for the specific address rather than working from a general figure.
Front-yard fences are held to a lower limit than side and rear yards in every community we work in, and several also require the fence to be partly open rather than solid. Newton caps front-yard fences at four feet and requires them to be at least fifty percent open. We confirm the local figure before anything is designed or ordered.
Massachusetts treats an unusually tall boundary fence built mainly to annoy a neighbour as a private nuisance, and the neighbour can act on it. In practice it comes up when a fence runs higher than six feet along a shared line. Having the line surveyed and the abutter informed before installation is what keeps a project well clear of that argument.
Installation labour is driven by what is underground and how the crew reaches the line. Old footings, buried utilities, ledge and mature roots all slow post setting, and a yard reachable only through a gap between two houses takes longer than one a truck can back into. Removing and disposing of an existing fence is a separate line. We price all of it after a walkthrough rather than from a phone description.
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Our back fence came apart along the alley behind our Cambridgeport two-family and we expected a runaround. They reset the posts, matched the old cedar close enough that you have to look twice, and took the broken sections away on the same visit. Straightforward from the first estimate onward.
Daniel R.

We are in the Mid-Cambridge conservation district and had no idea the Historical Commission had to sign off before anything went up. They handled that paperwork, walked our neighbour through where the line actually ran, and the privacy fence went in without a single argument over the boundary.
Priya N.

I asked them to replace the entire side fence at our Avon Hill place. They came back and said two sections were sound and only the gate posts needed doing. It turned into a much smaller job than the one I walked in asking for, which I did not expect.
Marcus T.
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