Cleveland Fence
Local business · Stoneham, MA 02180
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Highlights
- Five decades trading — BBB dates the corporation to 1974
- Materials counter — sells fence supplies as well as installing
- Wide material range — cedar, chain link, vinyl, aluminium, steel
- BBB accredited — A+ grade, accredited since April 2025
- No customer reviews — nothing written by people who hired them
- Commercial work too — ask how residential jobs are scheduled
Cleveland Fence Company has been trading out of 47 Montvale Avenue in Stoneham since 1974, incorporated in 1982, and still runs on five employees with Clayton Cleveland as president and Karen Marshall as vice president. Fifty-two years in one town is the headline fact here. The work spans cedar, chain link, vinyl and PVC, aluminium and ornamental steel, for homes and commercial sites alike. They will also just sell you the materials and fittings if you would rather do the install yourself — a supply counter as much as an installation crew. Its BBB grade is A+ and it became accredited in April 2025, with nothing on the profile in the way of complaints or government actions. What is not there is any written account from a customer: no reviews on file anywhere. A long-running local supplier and installer for North Shore and Middlesex fence work, particularly if you want to compare materials in person or buy parts for a repair. With no customer write-ups to read, ask for a couple of recent local addresses you can look at and get the quote and schedule in writing.
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No changes recorded yet — last scanned Jul 31, 2026.
What does a fence cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from Cleveland Fence. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Walk the line and pace it off — a pace is about 3 feet.
Estimated range
$4,050 – $7,950
Typical fencing project around $6,000