Pullin Fence

One name runs through nearly twenty years of reviews for this North Dartmouth fence shop: Tom. Customers writing as far back as 2008 describe the owner personally walking their estimate, sketching out style and height options, and following the job through to the finish. The company's Angi profile lists 20 years of experience and free estimates. The written history comes in two chapters. On Angi, ten reviews from 2007 to 2011 average 5.0 and repeat the same practical virtues — showed up when scheduled, kept the site neat, and in one 2009 account the crew even worked a Sunday to finish. A 2008 customer who fenced off a pool area said Tom came out on a Saturday with ideas on design and height and called the result worth every penny. The newer chapter is on Google: four 5-star reviews from 2021 to 2023 praising the craftsmanship on new installs, one homeowner saying they'd already sent neighbors over, for a 5.0 average across 6 ratings. The one sour note in the whole run is a 2011 review about a drive-through gate: the fence itself held up to strong winds and the customer loved it, but the double gate on their sloped yard always looked like it was about to fall off, with one door angled down to meet the other. If your yard has a grade, ask specifically how they'll hang and square the gates. This is the profile of a small, owner-run outfit for standard residential fence work — chain link, barbed wire, and custom installs. The written record is real but stretches thin in places, so confirm current lead times and get the gate details in the estimate before booking.