CDM Construction LLC

CDM Construction LLC is a fencing contractor working out of Mattapoisett Neck Road in Mattapoisett. A 2024 reviewer described Cameron as the owner, estimator and installer all at once — a small outfit where the person who quotes the job is the one who shows up to build it, usually with a two- to four-person crew. Fencing is nearly all of what homeowners write about, and they write a lot: 48 Google reviews from 2022 through 2026, averaging 4.9 stars across 55 ratings. Between them they cover vinyl, chain link, cedar, aluminum, picket and basket-weave fences, gates, and a wooden guardrail run along a delivery lane to keep trucks off a lawn. A 2024 reviewer had a cedar fence installed across a yard with awkward slopes; a 2023 reviewer had an old stockade fence pulled out and replaced, posts set one day and pickets and gate the next. Three themes repeat. Scheduling: reviewers say he starts when he said he would, shows up on time and keeps working through weather delays. Estimates: an August 2025 reviewer said the up-front detailed estimate was accurate with no hidden costs, and a January 2025 reviewer who collected three quotes from local fence companies said CDM came in with the best value and the best price. Speed: several fences went up in two days, and a January 2023 fence-and-retaining-wall job was installed with a full crew and little disruption to the neighbors. Cleanup comes up almost as often — reviewers in 2023, 2024 and 2025 all noted the site was left neat. The work is not strictly fences. A 2024 reviewer had a 16-by-16 deck resurfaced and said they would not hesitate to hire CDM for carpentry of any kind, and the January 2023 job paired a fence with a retaining wall. Two things worth raising before you sign. Price: one August 2025 reviewer put it plainly — not the cheapest fence, but exactly what they wanted — so if you are shopping on price alone, get comparisons. And a federal motor-carrier safety listing for the company records a roadside inspection with one out-of-service violation, which is fair to ask about if trucks and trailers will be operating on or around your property. For a fence built to a stated schedule against an estimate that holds, this is a straightforward, owner-run choice with an unusually long and consistent run of homeowner reports behind it. Get the scope and the fence style in writing, and ask what happens if the ground or the property line turns out different than surveyed.