Fence & Fencibility, LLC

Fence & Fencibility is a two-person fencing outfit working out of 272 South Street in Walpole, and fencing is all it does — vinyl, wood, chain-link, ornamental metal and agricultural, with no adjacent trades attached to the name. It is a young company. Its BBB file lists the business as started and incorporated on 1 November 2022, an LLC of two employees with Jakob Parks as president, and BBB puts it at three years in business. The same profile also trades under the Superior Fence & Rail of Greater Boston name, with Fence and Fencibility, LLC recorded as the alternate name. What is not here yet is a customer track record. No star rating, no review bodies and no complaint count appear on either its BBB profile or its BuildZoom listing, and BuildZoom's permit history shows a single job: a four-thousand-dollar replacement of a rotting sideyard fence in Wellesley Hills. Two things are worth reading carefully. BBB assigns an A+ rating while stating in the same breath that the business is not BBB accredited — those are separate facts, and the letter grade is BBB's own scoring, not a customer verdict. BuildZoom's score of 90 is the same kind of number: it reflects that a licence exists and, as BuildZoom itself puts it, that it has no additional information about them. On licensing, BuildZoom lists a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 212245, under the company's own name with Rebecca Parks as owner, and says it checked the record in May 2026 — the same month the registration was issued. That is the directory's entry rather than a state confirmation, so verify it with Consumer Affairs yourself. Worth knowing too: Massachusetts does not require home improvement contractor registration for fencing-only work, so carrying one is a choice rather than an obligation. For a straightforward fence replacement, this is a small, recently formed local shop with a registration on file and, so far, nothing on record from the people who have hired it. Ask for addresses of recent installations you can go look at, get the post depth and material spec in writing, and confirm the registration number directly with the state before paying a deposit.