Dura/Built Fence Co.

A yard full of mature trees and shifting grade is where a fence line goes wrong, and that is the job one customer described in May 2025: the crew worked around the trees, dealt with the elevation changes across the yard, and got the line right. A 2023 customer said much the same about an uneven yard — the fence came out aligned, and it went up in a short stretch of days. Dura/Built Fence Co. works out of Rowley and builds for homeowners, businesses and towns across the North Shore. The company says it has been at it more than 30 years and is owner-operated by Ed White, and lists vinyl, chain link, wood and ornamental iron among what it installs. On the job, customers deal with Dan and Jonathan. A homeowner writing in June 2025 said they collected quotes from four local fence companies and went with Dura/Built after Dan spent extra time on the first visit making recommendations. In October 2025 another said the two of them checked in throughout the work and the vinyl fence came out better than they had pictured. That November an old wood fence came out and black chain link went in, with a run for the dog. It is not only new installs either: in April a customer had Jonathan come by to repair a fence. The written history is short — ten reviews between 2023 and 2026, all five stars, behind a 5-star Google average across ten ratings. The same beats keep coming up: recommendations made on site rather than over the phone, a price people called reasonable, and someone checking in while the crew is in the yard. For a straightforward residential fence on the North Shore, this is a small, hands-on outfit where the person quoting the job is the one standing in your yard. Two things to settle on the first call: the company's own site names Ed White as the owner while the reviews are about Dan and Jonathan, so ask who will run your job — and since they also build for commercial and municipal customers, pin down your install dates before you put anything down.