Catalog

What we actually hang in Middleborough

Wood, vinyl, chain-link, and the gates that close them. Repairs when a post leans. One crew from Grove Street.

Posts set to frost. Panels in cedar or pine. Caps and trim that shed water instead of trapping it against the rail.

Routed rails, locked pickets, and a bottom gap that does not collect ice. Color stays even on a south-facing run.

Galvanized or coated mesh, tension bars that actually tension, and a top rail you can sight from the road.

Single, double, or a walk-through cut into a long run. Hinges sized for the leaf. Latches that catch on the first try.

We replace the post that failed, not the whole street face, unless the rest is already gone.

Yard perimeters, dumpster screens, and a gate that a truck can use without dragging the gravel.

On the lot

String the line. Set the posts. Hang the rest.

The same four beats on every job, whether it is a backyard picket or a shop-yard mesh.

Luis marks trees, slopes, and the neighbor’s existing line before anyone digs.

Holes to frost. Spoil stays on a tarp. Concrete when the soil will not hold a dry set.

Field goes on after the posts settle. Rails stay true even when the lawn is not.

Gates swing. Latches catch. We rake, we load, we leave the yard walkable.

Tell us wood, vinyl, chain, or a gate that will not close.

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