Properly sized mesh, set at the right height and closed off at ground level, so rabbits, groundhogs and deer stop treating your beds as a buffet. Sunlight and airflow come straight through.
About This Service
A garden is a season of work stored in the ground. Rabbits, groundhogs, chipmunks and deer can undo weeks of it overnight, and it's rarely random — animals learn where the easy food is and come back to it.
Most garden fencing fails at the details rather than the concept. Chicken wire and plastic netting sag between supports, lift at the base, and open the gaps that small animals need. Mesh opening size, ground-level closure and tension are what actually keep animals out.
We install garden fencing built around those details: mesh with openings sized for the animals you're dealing with, a properly closed base, and real tension so the line holds its shape. Slim uprights and fine mesh keep the garden — not the fence — as the thing you notice.
Mesh sized to keep small animals out while light passes through
Gate placed where you actually carry tools and harvest
Height depends on the pressure. A low border is often enough for rabbits and groundhogs; where deer are also browsing, the enclosure needs to be substantially taller. We'll recommend based on what's actually happening in your yard.
Gates matter more in a garden than anywhere else, because you pass through several times a week with hands full. We place and size them around how you work, then confirm scope, pricing and timeline in a written proposal after your free virtual consultation.
A low-profile line around planted borders
Mesh sized for small animals
Openings chosen for rabbits and groundhogs, not just for looks.
Closed at ground level
Base detailing and aprons along the runs where animals push under or dig.
Light and air pass through
Open mesh instead of solid panels, so beds keep their sun and airflow.
Height matched to pressure
Low borders for small animals; taller enclosures where deer are browsing too.
Practical gate access
Gates sized and placed for baskets, hoses and wheelbarrows.
Low visual profile
Slim uprights and fine mesh keep the garden the focal point.
Outdoor-grade materials
UV-stabilized, weather-exposed components specified for year-round outdoor use.
Works around your layout
In-ground plots, raised beds and irregular borders all accommodated.
What gardeners ask us
The difference between a garden fence that works and one you fight with every season comes down to a handful of choices.
Rabbits and young groundhogs push through openings that look far too small to matter. Mesh is chosen for the smallest animal you're excluding, not the largest — which is why generic garden netting so often disappoints.
Almost everything that gets into a garden gets in at the bottom, by pushing under or digging at the edge. Ground-level closure and apron detailing along the vulnerable runs is what turns a fence into an actual boundary.
A low border handles rabbits and groundhogs. Deer browsing means a much taller enclosure. We'd rather recommend one height that solves the problem than a compromise that solves half of it.
Open mesh lets sunlight and airflow through to the beds and doesn't shut out pollinators — the reason we build garden fencing this way instead of using solid panels.
A garden gate gets opened with a full harvest basket, a hose, or a wheelbarrow. We size and place it for that, with hardware that latches reliably so it isn't propped open all summer.
In-ground plots, raised beds and mixed borders all work. We fit the line to the layout you've built rather than asking you to rearrange the garden around a rectangle.
Engineered To Contain
A purpose-built system: steel cable railing, double-layer steel mesh, Bitter Pro anti-chew coating, and Gripple tensioning hardware — engineered for reliable containment without electricity.
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How It Works
A simple, transparent process from start to finish — no surprises.
Show us the garden on a video call. We identify what's getting in, where, and what you're growing.
We recommend height, mesh and layout for your beds, and send an itemized proposal with pricing and timeline.
Our crew installs around existing plants and beds, closing the base along the vulnerable runs.
We walk the finished line and gates with you and point out what to check between seasons.
See the Difference
| Feature | Our Fence | Chicken Wire / Plastic Netting |
|---|---|---|
| Mesh sizing | Chosen for the animals you're excluding | Generic openings that small animals get through |
| Base | Closed at ground level where digging happens | Usually left open or pinned loosely |
| Tension | Properly tensioned, holds its line | Sags between supports and opens gaps |
| Appearance | Slim uprights, fine mesh | Visibly temporary |
| Access | Real gates with proper hardware | Lifted flaps and improvised openings |
| Effort | Installed and walked through with you | Ongoing patching each season |
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We install across Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York & Vermont — subject to project eligibility. Browse garden fence installation details for your area:
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