Pennsylvania's Finest
Fence Installation Services
Tri-Boro is ready to serve you with any size or style fence installation you may need. We are a one-stop shop for all your fencing needs, whether it is for a fence installation, repairs, or to purchase materials for your Do-It-Yourself project. Delivery options available for a fee. We also sell to contractors who need specific fencing materials. To get started, contact us today.
What should homeowners consider when choosing a
Fence for their property
Choosing a new fence involves more than selecting a material or design. Homeowners should consider how the fence will be used, where it will be installed, and what level of maintenance they are comfortable managing. Privacy, security, appearance, and property boundaries can all influence the final decision.
For residential properties throughout the Lehigh Valley, the layout of the yard is another important factor. Sloped ground, existing landscaping, outdoor living areas, and neighboring structures may affect fence placement and design. Homeowners should also consider how the selected material will complement their home’s exterior and surrounding landscape.
Our team helps customers evaluate their options based on the property’s characteristics and intended use. Taking these factors into account before installation can help create a fence that meets both immediate needs and long-term expectations.
Simple & Reliable
Vinyl Fencing
Vinyl fence provides an ideal combination of durability, strength, color consistency and excellent weathering capabilities. With 35 colors and 5 woodgrains available, we offer thousands of Mix ‘N’ Match styles and colors to custom design your own outdoor living space!
Our low maintenance vinyl fences are guaranteed by the manufacturer with a 20 year non-prorated limited warranty.
Classic & Sturdy
Wood Fencing
Tri-Boro Fence installs wood fencing using White Cedar, Red Cedar, Pressure Treated Yellow Pine and Spruce woods that are carefully handcrafted and created with an old world charm. Wood fencing is still one of the most popular type of fence with today’s homeowner.
We carry many different styles of wood fence from privacy, semi-privacy, stockade, tongue & groove, split rail, and round rail, as well as the traditional picket fence.
Durable & Dependable
Chain Link Fencing
Strong, durable galvanized chain link fence is a traditional solution to affordable security. Chain link fences comes in a variety of styles and heights and installs quickly. Vinyl or Aluminum slats in a variety of color choices can be added for privacy. Tri-Boro also offers a vinyl-coated fence system in green, black, white or brown that will give your fence extended durability that will last for many years.
Light & Elegant
Aluminum Fencing
Aluminum fence offers the beauty and distinction of traditional wrought iron without the added maintenance and with color options available. Aluminum fencing will never rust, making it the perfect ornamental, non-maintenance solution for homeowners.
We also offer a powder coated steel fence with color options available.
Safe & Secure
Pool Fencing
Tri-Boro Fence has many different beautiful fences that will compliment your pool area and enhance your outdoor living space. There are many different styles of fencing that qualify for the BOCA Pool Code. You have your choice of aluminum, wood, chain link, or vinyl. Be sure to verify your townships swimming pool fencing requirements before moving forward with your fence project.
Tri-Boro Fence offers a wide selection of traditional aluminum railings and stylish vinyl railing systems perfect for enhancing decks, porches, and stairs throughout the Lehigh Valley railing market. With options for Mix ‘N’ Match colors, you can easily coordinate your railing system to complement your home’s aesthetic. If you’re looking for a custom color, simply provide a swatch, and we’ll match it (vinyl only)! Additionally, we offer beautifully crafted arbors and pergolas in both aluminum and vinyl, with plenty of styles to choose from or customize.
Exterior railings can improve the appearance and functionality of decks, porches, steps, and other outdoor areas. Before installation, homeowners should consider the railing’s intended purpose, the surrounding structure, and the type of material that will complement the property.
Aluminum, vinyl, and steel railings offer different appearances and maintenance characteristics. The appropriate system depends on the installation location, structural requirements, and design preferences. Railings installed along elevated decks or stairways may also need to meet specific building code requirements involving height, spacing, and structural strength.
Existing surfaces and attachment points should be evaluated before installation to determine whether they can properly support the railing system. Our team helps customers select materials and designs that fit their outdoor spaces while considering the installation requirements of each project.
What should you expect when installing a fence
on uneven or sloped ground?
Not every property has a level yard, and changes in elevation can influence how a fence is designed and installed. Sloped ground, uneven terrain, and existing landscaping may require adjustments to the fence layout to achieve an attractive and functional result.
Two common approaches to fencing on slopes are stepped and racked installations. Stepped fencing uses level sections installed at different heights, creating a stair-step appearance along the property. Racked fencing allows compatible fence sections to follow the slope more closely. The appropriate approach depends on the fencing material, panel design, degree of slope, and desired appearance.
Ground conditions also affect post placement and installation. Rocky soil, drainage concerns, and changes in elevation may require additional planning before work begins. Our team can help determine which materials and installation methods are appropriate for the terrain.
Fence height is an important consideration when planning a new installation. The appropriate height depends on the purpose of the fence, the property’s layout, and any applicable local requirements. A fence intended to define a front yard may have different specifications than one designed to provide backyard privacy or secure a commercial property.
For residential applications, taller fences are commonly selected for privacy and separation between neighboring properties. Shorter decorative fences can help define landscaping and property boundaries without creating a completely enclosed appearance. Commercial and industrial fencing may require additional height or specialized materials depending on security needs.
Before selecting a fence height, property owners should review local zoning requirements, property restrictions, and the intended use of the enclosed area.
How Does Pennsylvania's Changing Weather Affect
Residential Fencing
Residential fences throughout the Lehigh Valley are exposed to a wide range of weather conditions, including freezing winter temperatures, snow, heavy rainfall, summer humidity, and occasional severe storms. For homeowners in Walnutport, Slatington, Palmerton, and surrounding communities, these seasonal changes can influence the appearance and long-term performance of different fencing materials.
Wood fencing may experience moisture absorption, expansion, contraction, and gradual surface deterioration as weather conditions change. Vinyl fencing requires less routine maintenance but should still be inspected for damage following severe weather. Aluminum and steel fencing can provide durable boundaries, although protective finishes, installation quality, and exposure conditions remain important considerations.
Selecting appropriate materials and keeping fences in good condition can help homeowners maintain attractive, functional property boundaries through Pennsylvania’s changing seasons.
Homes throughout Walnutport, Slatington, and nearby Northampton and Lehigh County communities can feature a variety of property layouts, including sloped yards, wooded boundaries, established landscaping, and uneven terrain. These characteristics can influence how residential fencing is planned and installed.
Properties with changing elevations may require additional attention to fence alignment, ground clearance, and the placement of individual sections. Trees, roots, existing retaining walls, and other landscape features can also affect the available installation area. Homeowners should consider how the fence will interact with these conditions while maintaining the desired appearance and functionality.
Another important factor is the property’s intended use. A fence designed primarily for privacy may require a different layout than one intended to define a large backyard or create an enclosed area for pets.
Take A Look At Our
Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you’re installing a brand-new fence, replacing an old one, or just exploring your options, this FAQ section covers the most common questions we receive. From material choices and costs to timelines and maintenance, we’re here to help you make the best decision for your property.
We install a wide variety of fence types, including wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain-link, wrought iron, and composite. Each option offers different benefits in terms of style, durability, privacy, and maintenance.
The cost depends on the material, fence height, total length, and site conditions. We provide free, detailed estimates to give you a clear understanding of the project cost before we begin.
Most standard fence installations take 1–3 days, depending on the size of the project and the type of fence. We’ll give you a specific timeline during your estimate and keep you updated throughout the process.
Replacing an existing fence provides an opportunity to reconsider the property's appearance, maintenance requirements, and overall functionality. Homeowners may choose a different fencing material because their privacy needs have changed, they want less routine maintenance, or they prefer a new design.
Changing fencing materials is not always a direct replacement. Different fence systems may require different post spacing, footing specifications, panel dimensions, or installation techniques. Existing posts and foundations may not be suitable for the new material, even when the replacement fence follows the same general layout.
Before beginning the project, property owners should evaluate the condition of the existing fence, confirm property boundaries, and review applicable local requirements. Our team can review the existing installation and help determine an appropriate approach for transitioning to a different fencing material.
What Should I Do If My Fence Was Damaged
During a Winter Storm?
If your fence was damaged during a winter storm, begin by checking for fallen branches, leaning posts, broken panels, and sections that may no longer be secure. Heavy snow, ice accumulation, and strong winds can place considerable stress on fencing materials and their support structures. Avoid pushing unstable sections back into position or attempting repairs near fallen electrical lines or other hazards. Even when damage appears limited to a few panels, nearby posts and connections may have been weakened by the same impact.
Once the area is safe, document the damage and arrange for an assessment of the affected sections. The appropriate solution depends on the fence material, the extent of structural damage, and whether compatible replacement components are available. We work with wood, vinyl, chain link, aluminum, and steel fencing, allowing property owners to explore suitable replacement options. Addressing damaged sections before they become more unstable can help restore security and prevent further deterioration.
How Can I Install a Fence on a Sloped or
Uneven Property?
A fence can be installed on a sloped or uneven property by using an installation method that accommodates changes in ground elevation. Depending on the material and design, fencing may be stepped in sections or follow the natural contour of the landscape. Stepped fencing creates level sections at different heights, while racked fencing follows the slope more closely when the product allows it. Choosing the wrong approach can result in excessive gaps beneath the fence, uneven panels, or an appearance that does not complement the property.
The best installation method depends on the severity of the slope, soil conditions, fence material, and intended purpose. Properties used for pet containment or privacy may require additional planning to minimize gaps along the ground. We install a variety of fencing materials and can help determine which styles and configurations are appropriate for challenging terrain. Evaluating the property before installation allows the fence layout and post placement to be planned around the existing landscape.
How Can I Prevent My Dog From Escaping
Under My Backyard Fence?
Preventing a dog from escaping beneath a backyard fence starts with identifying where gaps exist and why they developed. Uneven terrain, soil erosion, loose fence sections, and digging can create openings large enough for pets to squeeze underneath. Some dogs may also push against flexible fencing materials or repeatedly dig near the same location. Simply filling an opening with loose soil may provide only a temporary solution if the underlying cause is not addressed.
A more dependable approach may involve adjusting the fence layout, reducing excessive ground clearance, reinforcing vulnerable sections, or using appropriate barriers to discourage digging. The best solution depends on the dog’s size and behavior, the existing fence material, and the property’s terrain. We offer wood, vinyl, chain link, and other fencing options that can be configured for residential yards and pet containment. Planning the fence around your pet’s needs can help create a more secure outdoor space while maintaining access and visibility where desired.
