AnyFence

Two of the more telling stories about AnyFence involve money the company didn't take. A homeowner whose fence tips snapped when a tree came down walked into the Holliston office in May 2026 to buy five replacements and was handed them at no charge. A Cape Cod customer who called this July to order a fence cap someone had backed into got a tech named Steve sent out to swap it instead — also free. That is the through-line: a Holliston fence shop that treats the small follow-up as part of the job. Homeowners name the same handful of people over and over — Brian, whom they describe as the owner, Jim on estimates, Todd and Keegan on the install crew — which is what a small, settled operation reads like from the outside. The work spans materials rather than specializing in one: white vinyl privacy, cedar, black chain link, galvanized aluminum, plus gates and post replacements. A striking share of it is about dogs. Through 2025 and 2026, homeowner after homeowner describes hiring them to enclose a yard so a puppy, a growing pack, or a toddler and a new baby could be outside unsupervised. Pricing and turnaround come up nearly as often as the fences. In a December 2025 review, a homeowner got a clear estimate within 24 hours and a crew that arrived early. An August 2025 reviewer compared five to seven fencing companies, chose AnyFence on price and flexibility, and had them make three separate trips — pull the old fence, return weeks later to install the new one, then come back a third time to correct a small issue. A late-2024 customer wanted a layout competitors would only do at a premium and said AnyFence billed it as straight materials and labor, landing below a competitor's plain white vinyl quote. They take the weather jobs too. A February 2026 reviewer watched two men run a new fence up a hill through deep snow and freezing cold. In a March 2025 review, a homeowner whose side and corner fences were destroyed when a car left the road wrote that Brian assessed the damage within a couple of days and sent over an insurance claim form. The one sour note is three years old and isn't about a fence. In a May 2023 one-star review, a customer described calling to raise a concern about how a company vehicle was driven and damage done to a public garden, and said the call ended with them being yelled at and hung up on, with a promised call from the owner never coming. Nothing resembling it appears in the years since. On Google the company sits at 4.9 across 356 ratings, and its BBB page carries an A+. If you want a fence crew you can name, working across materials, that will come back for the small stuff, this is a straightforward call. Massachusetts doesn't require home improvement contractor registration for fencing-only work, so ask instead for current liability insurance and pin down in writing what the post-install fixes cover.