Endless Fence Company

One name runs through almost every account of Endless Fence: Kris. Homeowners in Brockton and the towns around it describe the same man measuring the yard, quoting the job, and turning up when he said he would — a small outfit doing wood, vinyl, chain link and ornamental metal fence work, with free estimates. The written history is deep but mostly old. Angi and HomeAdvisor each publish 4.7 from 40 ratings, and that is the same review set printed twice rather than two independent bodies of praise. The accounts themselves run 2015 through 2021, with one October 2025 Google review from a customer whose fence section was replaced and wooden gate repaired, who called the pricing reasonable and the work neat. The compliments are concrete rather than vague. In a 2020 review a homeowner said Kris went past the scope of his quote without charging extra on a chain link replacement. A 2018 customer wrote that their vinyl fence stayed standing through a winter that flattened others in the neighbourhood. A 2017 job cleared the old fence and left the area cleaner than the crew found it. The complaints are few and specific, and they land on the paperwork and the calendar rather than the fence. A 2016 customer was billed extra for removing the old wooden fence and said that should have been flagged beforehand. A 2015 reviewer had delays getting started and needed the crew back because a dog could dig under some sections. There is also a 2017 one-star rating carrying no written explanation. The scores do not all agree. Google shows 3.7 across just three ratings against 4.7 across forty on the Angi/HomeAdvisor side — a very thin sample pulling against a much larger, older one. The BBB has accredited the company since 2014 and grades it A+. A sensible call for a residential fence replacement where you want the owner on the job rather than a sales rep. Before signing, get demolition and disposal of the old fence written into the quote explicitly, pin down the real start window, and if you have a dog, ask how they handle the ground line.