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Rhode Island & Southeastern Connecticut

Local Fence Pages for the Towns We Serve

A shoreline cottage in Narragansett and a ledge-heavy lot in East Greenwich need different things from a fence, so we’re building a page for each town we serve. Each one covers the local styles, lots and rules we see there.

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Rhode Island Service Areas

Each page covers the homes, lots and fence styles we see in that town.

Barrington homeowners often pair a white vinyl privacy fence with a decorative picket top for the backyard, then use bronze or black aluminum around the pool so the yard still feels open.
Many Cranston homes are on compact city lots where a six-foot white vinyl privacy fence or a black chain link fence with privacy slats gives the backyard more privacy without taking up space.
Many East Greenwich homes sit on sloped, ledge-heavy lots, especially around the Hill and Harbor district and the streets west of Route 2.
Jamestown’s open, rural feel means a lot of homeowners want fences that frame the land without blocking it, like split rail along a field edge or a cedar fence with a scalloped top near the house.
Little Compton homeowners often want natural cedar picket, cedar privacy and split rail fences that weather to a soft gray and sit well next to old stone walls.
Many Middletown homes are on quarter- to half-acre suburban lots where a six-foot white vinyl privacy fence is the most common request, especially for families with kids and dogs.
Narragansett yards face salt spray, sandy soil and strong nor’easter winds.
On Newport’s tight downtown lots, a white picket or low ornamental fence often fits better than a tall privacy screen, and gates have to work with narrow side yards.
Wickford homeowners often want a classic picket or cedar fence that suits the village.
Portsmouth mixes waterfront cottages, newer subdivisions and open farmland.
Larger lots near the Great Swamp and along Route 138 often call for split rail or ranch rail fences that mark boundaries without blocking the view.
Sakonnet River homes often pair white vinyl privacy fences for the backyard with black aluminum where they want to keep the water view.
Many Warwick homes sit on compact suburban lots, so a six-foot privacy fence or a sturdy chain link dog run is the most common project.
Beach-area homes in Misquamicut and Weekapaug often want a white vinyl privacy fence with a lattice top that screens an outdoor shower or patio while letting light through.

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Southeastern Connecticut

We install residential fences in Mystic, Stonington, Groton, Old Lyme and nearby Southeastern Connecticut towns.

Mystic’s older homes look best with cedar privacy fences with lattice tops or a classic white picket.
In the Borough and around Mystic, classic white picket and cedar fences with a lattice top suit the older homes and smaller lots.
Old Lyme’s wooded lots and stone walls suit split rail, which marks a boundary without hiding the land.
Many Groton backyards are suburban lots where a vinyl privacy fence in tan or white gives low-maintenance privacy for kids and pets.

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