J.C. Fence Company

J.C. Fence Company, out of Middleton, is a fence installer with an unusually deep and consistent record — 70 reviews on file, every one of them five stars, spanning wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain-link and split-rail work across the North Shore. The name that recurs almost as often as the company's own is the crew's: Matt, Jon, Rob, Anthony, Bryce, Colby, Bob — reviewers name their installer specifically, again and again, the kind of detail that's hard to fake. The pattern that holds across years is a company that shows up prepared and communicates through the whole job. One recent review described being kept updated at every step while a two-day install handled an oddly shaped yard and a tricky gate placement. Reviewers repeatedly say pricing came in lower than competing quotes — a 2024 review cites a quote "slightly lower than two other companies," and another from 2024 says the same after collecting three bids. And the company takes on the awkward jobs: a 2025 review describes JC Fence fixing a broken gate latch, resetting posts, and replacing missing pieces after two other companies turned the job down for not being a "full job". The track record runs deep rather than just wide. In a 2022 review, a returning customer described JC Fence replacing a fence the company had installed 25 years earlier. In a 2024 review, another customer described using them "several times now" for fencing across two properties. Response time on urgent jobs comes up too: a 2025 review describes a car crashing through a fence and JC Fence repairing it within a week, and a review from late 2025 describes an emergency dog-fence request that got underway within about a week and a half. Beyond fencing, the company also runs a separate snow-plowing division — several reviews from early 2026 describe reliable, proactively-communicated winter plowing, including for a household that needed a driver out the door at 4am. There's nothing negative in the written record to weigh against any of this. For a fence job on the North Shore — a straightforward install, an odd-shaped yard, or an emergency repair — the pattern across dozens of reviews and several years points the same direction: competitive pricing, real communication, and crews who finish what they start.