Premium Fence Systems

Premium Fence Systems is Justin Sullivan's own shop, run out of Hudson, New Hampshire. The site says he started installing fences in middle school for his father's fencing business, went full-time after high school, and founded Premium Fence Systems LLC in 2021; it credits him with more than twenty-five years in the industry, which is his own time in the trade rather than the company's. The work is residential, commercial and temporary fencing in wood, vinyl, chain link and aluminum, across Hudson, Nashua, Salem, Pelham, Windham, Londonderry, Merrimack and Derry in New Hampshire and Tyngsborough, Dracut and Dunstable over the Massachusetts line. In winter the same crew plows, de-ices and clears ice dams. Google gives it five stars from 30 ratings and the written reviews run from 2021 to 2026, unusually concrete about what was actually built. A customer this July described a 160-foot three-rail fence with black mesh for a pool surround plus a pair of ten-foot cedar gates; a 2023 reviewer described a 320-foot cedar fence with clean lines cut through rocky ground and removable sections so machinery could still get in. Two things come up again and again. The first is that the crew handles more than the fence line: a 2025 customer said the back of their property was a jungle other contractors were unwilling to clear, a 2024 customer had a path cut through woods and stumps ground down, and a 2026 customer had extra holes drilled for an arbor and a felled pine stacked into a neat pile. The second is dogs — several people hired them to close off a yard, and one 2023 reviewer noted the wire mesh was run all the way into the ground so nothing could get under it. Communication and pace draw the same steady praise. A 2023 customer said the crew showed up every day and reported progress daily; a 2022 reviewer said Justin stood by everything he promised and the fence went up inside the window he had given; another in 2023 said the quote came back faster than the others, at a competitive price and with heavier chain wire. A 2023 snow customer said the plowing was thorough and timely on a difficult driveway. Two things are worth knowing before you call. The business itself is young — the LLC dates to 2021 — so the long tenure in its marketing is the owner's, not the company's; ask what that means for warranty and follow-up. And the calendar fills: a customer writing in 2023 said the team got them in just before winter. For a fence built to an awkward shape, a yard a dog can't escape, or a crew willing to deal with whatever is already growing along the line, this is a small owner-run outfit with a short but consistently specific track record of exactly that work.