Residential Fencing Services
From aluminum to ranch and horse fencing, AMR builds every residential fence type homeowners across Morris, Hunterdon, Somerset, and Warren County actually ask for — each one custom built on-site, not assembled from a prefabricated kit.
Built for Your Property, Not Pulled Off a Shelf
Plenty of fence companies order stock panels from a supplier and install whatever shows up. AMR does more of the work itself. Wood fence sections are built in our Washington, NJ shop, so they’re made to the style and height you chose instead of whatever a manufacturer has in stock. Vinyl fences are assembled on site, piece by piece, to fit your property. Every job is measured, planned, and installed by the same in-house crew, with the owner on site to start the job. That kind of attention matters across this part of New Jersey, where flat, uniform lots are the exception, not the rule.
What We Build
- Aluminum Fencing — AMR’s most-installed residential fence, durable and low-maintenance.
- Ranch & Horse Fencing — built for rural properties and acreage across our service area.
- Wood & Cedar Fencing — shop-built sections, installed by our own crew.
- Driveway Gate Automation — electric gate openers that control who comes up your driveway.
- Vinyl Fencing — low-maintenance privacy and picket options.
- Ornamental Iron Fencing — a formal, finished look for front yards and entryways.
- Chain Link Fencing — practical, affordable containment and boundary marking.
- Railing — custom deck, stair, and porch railing.
- Pool Fencing — code-aware enclosures in aluminum, vinyl, or iron.
- Deer Fencing — property protection for rural and wooded lots.
- Fence Repair — for fences that need attention, not a full replacement.
Why AMR Fence
AMR is family-owned and third-generation, and every job — no exceptions — is built by AMR’s own trained crew. Nothing gets subcontracted out. Wood sections and vinyl gates are fabricated in-house at AMR’s Washington, NJ shop, which keeps projects moving without waiting on manufacturer lead times.
FAQs
It depends on what you’re prioritizing — privacy, visibility, maintenance, or budget. Aluminum and iron offer an open look; wood and vinyl give full privacy. Your estimator can walk through the tradeoffs during your on-site visit.
Yes — see our financing options page for details.