Quality Core Fence

Quality Core Fence, run out of Malden by Semir, has one of the most consistent written records in its category — 49 Google reviews, every one of them five stars, running from 2022 straight through this year. What comes up constantly isn't just the finished fence: it's Semir himself, the owner working the job personally, showing up to quote it, staying in touch through the install, and handling whatever the yard throws at him. The range of terrain reviewers describe is wide. One customer needed 500 linear feet of white vinyl and black aluminum fencing across a property with boulders and underground ledge — a 2025 review says the crew worked through it and still delivered a finished product the customer called perfect. In a 2022 review, another customer described about 600 feet of chain-link fence installed on an uneven, sandy surface after getting quotes from several companies and choosing Quality Core on price. A more recent review describes a sloped yard with 8-foot gates that needed leveling to match a picket fence — the reviewer said it came out beautiful. Care for the property comes up as its own theme. In a 2025 review, one customer described the crew setting up temporary barriers to keep the dogs safely in the yard before the gates went in, then leaving the site cleaner than they found it. In a 2026 review, another described the crew cleaning mud off a brand-new fence after a rainstorm. And durability holds up over time — a review from March 2026 described a fence installed in August 2023 that, nearly three years later, "still looks like it was installed yesterday". Pricing comes up as competitive rather than cheap: reviewers across 2022–2024 describe quotes that beat other companies "by a lot," landed as the best of several bids, or came in fair without cutting corners. One thing worth knowing before calling: the company's Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, held by Quality Core Fence LLC, is on record with the state as expired. Fencing-only work doesn't require that registration under Massachusetts law, so this isn't a sign anything is currently unlicensed for the work they do — but it's worth asking about directly if a job includes anything beyond fencing. For anything from a straightforward yard fence to a job on difficult ground — slopes, sand, ledge — the record across several years and dozens of reviews points to a company that shows up, adapts to the site, and gets it done.