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- Not rated by the BBB
- 17 work photos
Highlights
- Consistently praised owner — reviewers repeatedly credit Khaj for professional, precise installs
- Fast turnaround — one reviewer said their fence went up in a couple of days
- Neighbor compliments — multiple reviewers mention unsolicited praise from neighbors
- Expired state license — the registry-verified HIC license currently shows expired
On Point Fence is a Waltham-based fence installer whose small but consistent review history centers on one name: owner Khaj (also called Khajak), who is credited across every review on file for professional, precise fence installs completed on time. In reviews from 2024 through early 2025, homeowners describe a fast turnaround — one fence went up in a couple of days — sturdy, evenly-built results, and enough visible quality that several mention unsolicited compliments from neighbors. Angi lists the company as offering chain link, aluminum or steel, and barbed wire fence installation with free estimates. The company's Massachusetts Home Improvement Contractor license is registry-verified but currently shows as expired, which is worth asking about directly before booking. With only five reviews on file across three platforms, this is a thin but uniformly positive track record rather than a long-established one — the sort of profile that rewards a quick phone call to confirm current licensing and availability before committing to a project.
What does a fence cost in Greater Boston?
Typical Greater Boston range for this kind of work, from regional averages — not a quote from On Point Fence, LLC. Use it to sanity-check bids, then get the real number in writing.
Walk the line and pace it off — a pace is about 3 feet.
Estimated range
$4,050 – $7,950
Typical fencing project around $6,000
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