DM Fence Inc

A 5.0 average across 46 Google ratings is the headline, and the name that carries almost every one of them is David — the owner, on site, walking customers through the job. DM Fence Inc works out of 30 Worthen St in Chelmsford and tells customers it covers a twenty-mile radius around Lowell. The work is fencing and only fencing: vinyl, cedar and pressure-treated wood, chain link, ornamental aluminum, agricultural runs, custom driveway and walkway gates, and repairs to fences already standing. Residential and commercial both. What the reviews keep circling back to, across 2024 and 2025, is speed paired with communication — crews that finish in a day or two, an owner who explains the plan before anyone digs, and clean sites afterward. Praise for price recurs as often as praise for the work itself. The pattern is consistent enough across dozens of ratings to be worth something, though almost all of it is short and warmly generic rather than detailed. One mild note runs against the grain: a reviewer who was happy with the finished fence still flagged that the crew's arrival day wasn't confirmed until the morning they showed up. Worth pinning down a schedule in writing. One thing to be aware of before you call: the Google reviews mostly name the business "Dream Fence" or "DreamFence LLC", while the state registration, the BuildZoom record and the company's own site all say DM Fence Inc. The owner named throughout is the same person, and one of these Google reviews appears word-for-word on dmfence.com, so this is one business under two names — but ask which entity your contract and warranty will actually be written under. The credential side is genuinely clean. Its Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 213862, is active — and notably, fencing-only work is exempt from that registration under state law, so this is a firm that carries one it does not strictly need. For a Chelmsford or Lowell-area homeowner who wants a straightforward fence put in quickly by the owner's own crew, this is a solid call. Get the arrival date and the contracting entity in writing, and you have covered the two things worth asking about.