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Dog Fence Installation in Maine
Fence planning for your dog's size, habits and the way your family uses the yard.
A useful dog fence starts with the dog, not a one-size-fits-all material recommendation. Size, jumping, digging, reactivity and how the yard connects to the house all shape the plan.
We install chain link, vinyl, wood and aluminum dog fencing, then match the height, openings, bottom edge and gates to the property and the way your dog uses it.
Plan around your dog
- Height selected for the dog's size and jumping habits
- Picket or mesh spacing planned for smaller dogs
- Open sightlines or solid screening based on how the dog reacts to activity
- Bottom-edge and grade planning for known digging behavior
- Gate placement away from busy doors and regular foot traffic
Fence options for dog yards
- Black or galvanized chain link for open views and flexible yard layouts
- Wood or vinyl privacy for a solid visual screen
- Aluminum with suitable picket spacing for open, ornamental boundaries
- Post-and-rail paired with wire mesh for larger rural properties
Gates and daily use
We plan gate width, swing, latch placement and the route between the house and yard around daily routines. The goal is an enclosure that works for people, lawn equipment and the dog using it every day.
Common questions
What fence height works for a dog?
Which fence material works well for dogs?
Can a dog fence include more than one gate?
Serving These Maine Towns
- Portland
- South Portland
- Scarborough
- Cape Elizabeth
- Falmouth
- Cumberland
- Yarmouth
- Freeport
- Brunswick
- Westbrook
- Gorham
- Windham
- Gray
- New Gloucester
- Kennebunk
- Kennebunkport
- Wells
- Ogunquit
- York
- Kittery
- Durham
- Topsham
- Bath
- Harpswell
- Boothbay Harbor
- Damariscotta
- Camden
- Rockport
- Rockland
- Saco
- Biddeford
Plus surrounding towns: see all service areas.
Ready to Start Your Fence Project?
Whether you already know exactly what you want or you're still comparing options, we'll help you figure out the next step.