We help homeowners choose materials that match their style while standing up to the local environment. Three of the most popular fencing materials in Dennis are cedar, vinyl, and aluminum or iron. Each one offers its own benefits depending on your needs.

We design and install lantern posts that are built to last. Our team focuses on strength, style, and proper installation so your post stays straight and secure through every season.

This specific design is a favorite for several reasons. It works especially well for farms, estates, and coastal homes that need a clear boundary without blocking the view. Because the posts are rounded, the fence has a softer profile compared to square-cut lumber, yet it still provides impressive strength for the perimeter of your property.

One of the biggest concerns with traditional pool fencing is that it can make a backyard feel small or closed off. Heavy wooden or metal bars can block the view of the water, which is both a design issue and a safety concern.

A gate should never feel like a struggle to open. Our design is built for smooth movement and a clean finish that perfectly matches your existing fence line. Whether you are carrying groceries or letting the dog out, it swings with ease.

Many people want a secure, private yard, but they also want their home to look beautiful from the street. A closed accent top gate adds privacy while maintaining a consistent fence line.

Your mailbox is one of the first things people see when they pull up to your home. A mailbox post should look good, but it also needs to stay upright through everything. Our PVC fluted design offers clean lines that provide a classic, high end appearance.

Add natural structure to your home with a 3 1/2" Cedar Trellis. Perfect for climbing plants and durable enough for New England weather. Get a quote from PRO Fence!

This style works well for privacy fences that need a lighter finish along the top edge. It offers clean lines and consistent spacing, ensuring the design looks intentional rather than tacked on.

Cape Cod architecture celebrates simplicity and practicality with a touch of charm. Picket fences have adorned Cape properties for generations, creating boundaries that feel welcoming rather than restrictive.