Fence contractors install and repair fences and gates for privacy, security, pets and pools. They help you choose materials, set posts and build fences that suit your property and local rules.
Common fence services include:
Hire a fence contractor for new fencing, replacement or repairs after storm damage or rot. Retaining walls and decks have their own categories.
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Milwaukee Fence Inc. is a Milwaukee-based fencing contractor serving the Milwaukee area since 1976 that offers chain-link, ornamental, cedar, and specialty fencing as well as kennels, gate operators and access controls, parts and repairs, and a showroom to view fence options. Milwaukee Fence Inc. emphasizes long-standing local service, customer-focused installation, financing options, and industry accreditation such as membership in the Better Business Bureau.
Yutka Fence is a second-generation, family-owned fence company based in Kenosha with a satellite location in Milwaukee that has served southeastern Wisconsin and northern Illinois for over 57 years, specializing in mid- to large-size residential fence installations. Yutka Fence offers aluminum, vinyl, wood, and chain-link fences as well as pool, privacy, backyard, and dog fencing, provides year-round (including winter) installation, and emphasizes clear, immediate pricing, a large outdoor display of materials, and a careful, customer-focused process from vision meeting through post-installation happiness check-ins. Yutka Fence holds industry certifications—its owner is a Certified Fence Professional—and the company has been recognized on the 2025 Inc. 5000 list, positioning Yutka Fence as a trusted, community-minded provider of high-quality residential fencing with financing and free estimates.
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A fence contractor measures the property, helps choose materials and style, sets posts and builds fence panels and gates, and repairs damaged sections or failing posts.
Confirm your property lines, often with a survey, and check local height and setback rules, pool barrier requirements and HOA restrictions. Underground utilities should be marked before posts are dug.
Compare written estimates on materials, post depth and setting method, gate hardware, removal of old fencing and warranties. Ask who handles permits and utility locates.
Cost depends on fence length and height, material, terrain and slope, gates, removal of an old fence, soil or rock conditions and permit requirements.
Know where property lines are, clear brush and items along the fence line, and mark sprinkler lines. Talk with neighbors when the fence sits near a shared boundary.