The North Fence LLC

Nineteen ratings, a 4.9 average, and one name that keeps surfacing: Fabio. Across two years of reviews for The North Fence LLC, the owner is the one who turns up to measure, prices the job on the spot, and comes back after the crew has packed up. Angi lists the company at 45 Hopkinton Rd in Westborough, Massachusetts, covering wood, vinyl, chain-link and aluminium or steel fence installation. It is a small, owner-fronted outfit, and the work it gets called for is plain residential fencing. Speed is the through-line. A homeowner in May 2026 had a backyard fenced in vinyl and said the crew finished sooner than quoted, then repaired a few deck boards while they were on site. In April, a wood fence came in at $10,000, described as enclosing the yard without closing it in. In March, someone replacing sections of an old cedar stockade fence said the price landed in the middle of the quotes they had collected — not the lowest — and that the crew worked through a cold day to keep the run straight and tie it into existing chain link on one side. Older reviews, back to 2024, repeat the pattern: quotes within a day, starts sooner than promised, yards left clean. That consistency across years is the strongest thing here. Two things are worth settling before you call. All nineteen ratings sit on a single platform, and five of them are explicitly marked as Google reviews republished onto Angi — so the independent count is smaller than nineteen, and there is no second source to check the picture against. Angi also prints no licence number for the company, pointing readers to the business instead. Fencing-only work is exempt from Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration under MGL c.142A §14, but this crew's jobs have run past plain fencing into stonework and small carpentry repairs, so ask directly about registration if your scope goes wider than posts and panels. Worth noting on geography too: the listed base is Westborough, while one 2026 job sat over the border in Nashua, New Hampshire. The working radius is wider than the address suggests, which cuts both ways — confirm your town is inside it. For a straightforward fence replacement, this is a defensible call: a short but consistent history, an owner who quotes in person, and customers who mention finishing early rather than late. Get the scope and the registration question answered in writing, and treat the 4.9 as one platform's view rather than a settled verdict.