All Fenced In

All Fenced In is a Winchester fence contractor — vinyl, wood, and chain-link installs make up most of what the review record describes, and Carmen, the owner, shows up by name in nearly every account of the work. Better Business Bureau gives the company an A+, and Google, HomeAdvisor and Angi each show it holding a 4.6-star average across a combined pool that runs into the dozens. The pattern repeats from a 2020 Angi review through this spring's Google reviews: on-time arrival, communication that stays clear from estimate to walk-through, and a finished fence that matches what was asked for. A June 2026 review described a privacy-fence install where the crew "explained the options clearly" and was "trustworthy, clean." A review posted in February 2026 said the company was "completely honest about the cost," with communication that held "from the first estimate to the final walk-through." Customers also name Nicole, in the office, and Harley, an installer, for the same responsiveness — in a 2021 review, a homeowner credited Harley with saving a lilac bush mid-install and coming back promptly when a gate started sticking from the heat. Two written complaints break that pattern. In a January 2025 review, a customer described a one-day fence project that sat untouched for over a month, calling the communication "very bad." In a June 2024 review, another customer said a fence only about four years old was already falling down. A separate, undated Better Business Bureau review raises a related theme — a fence-gate problem that went unresolved and grew hard to get the company back out for. Before hiring, ask directly what the follow-up looks like if something needs adjusting after the fence goes in — the complaints on file are about post-install response, not the initial work. For a standard vinyl, wood, or chain-link job, the deeper record points to a crew that communicates well and finishes what it starts.