let Steve do it Fences Installed and repaired

Let Steve Do It Fences is a one-man-and-his-grandson operation out of Lowell, and the reason it shows up in so many searches is speed: reviewers describe getting a quote the same day they call and a finished fence within a week, often after larger fence companies never called them back at all. One homeowner needed just a 20-foot section and a gate — small enough that a couple of bigger outfits either ignored the emails or quoted a high price — and Steve came out the first day, gave a fair number, and finished in a few hours. The write-ups keep circling the same specifics: a leaning stockade fence with missing pickets fixed in one visit, a 200-foot chain-link job with five gates finished in a day, a split-rail fence replaced within a week after Steve walked the owner through the options. Steve is frequently credited with going past the original ask — adding latches to dog-proof a yard, repairing a stone wall alongside a new fence, driving out to advise a customer over the phone without charging for the trip. Google shows 4.8 stars from 220 ratings and the Better Business Bureau grades the business A+. A couple of accounts are worth knowing about before booking. In a 2024 review, a customer said a set of double gates Steve installed came out sagging, and that a follow-up visit to fix it — driving extra screws into the plastic corner brackets — cracked one of the brackets instead of solving it. Separately, a 2025 review accused Steve of raising his price and being rude after seeing the reviewer's skin color; it's a single account with no corroborating complaint in the record, but a serious one to be aware of. For a straightforward repair or a small, oddly-shaped job the bigger fence companies won't prioritize, Steve is the name that keeps coming up — just get the scope and price confirmed in writing up front.