Buckley Brothers Fence Co.

Buckley Brothers Fence Co. is a one-man Revere operation — Sean Buckley does the work himself, and the reviews describe a fence repair specialist more than an installer: rotted posts, sagging gates, storm damage, small jobs bigger fence companies won't touch. HomeAdvisor and Angi both show a 4.8-star average from 108 ratings. The thing that comes up again and again is speed and honesty about scope. One recent review described being called back "less than 5 minutes" after filling out a form, with Sean showing up, diagnosing "exactly what I needed and exactly what I DIDN'T need," and returning the next day to finish the job. Another recent review walked through a three-post repair where the price was quoted upfront, no surprises, and the job was "done perfectly" two days later. Several customers mention hiring him more than once — one family's third job with the company, another's second — and Sean personally replies to most reviews by name, often remembering details about the customer's kids or the neighborhood. Fence gates and small repairs other companies wouldn't bother with are a recurring theme: a recent review described Sean fixing an arbor gate and a misaligned fence gate after "the company that installed the fence didn't want to come for this small job," and a 2020 review described a galvanized driveway gate installed the same visit. One written complaint breaks the pattern. In a March 2021 review, a customer called the work "very shoddy" and said a follow-up text went unanswered. Buckley Brothers' own reply to that review tells a different story — that the customer called on a holiday weekend, the company called back once the office reopened, and made the requested changes at no extra cost. The two accounts don't agree on whether contact was actually made, which is worth knowing going in. For a fence repair, a stuck gate, or a small fix a bigger company won't schedule, the deeper record points to fast response and straightforward pricing — the kind of job this business is built around. For anything larger, or if a repair doesn't hold, following up promptly and in writing is the sensible move given the one dispute on file.