Get the timeless elegance of traditional wrought iron without the rust, weight, or intensive repainting upkeep.
Philadelphia Main Line fence company, Super Fence Co., installs Aluminum fencing. Aluminum fencing is timeless. It can be used to add privacy, enclose an area or add aesthetic charm. Super Fence Co. offers many Aluminum fence styles, designs and sizes that can be customized for your needs and property on the Main Line. We use high-quality materials so your new Aluminum fence on the Philadelphia Main Line will last for many years.
Super Fence Company services the entire Main Line area as well as Delaware County, Montgomery County and Chester County. Call us today at (610) 642-4450 for a free estimate and give us the opportunity to show you what quality stands for.
Engineered from architectural alloys that withstand Pennsylvania freeze-thaw cycles, intensive UV exposure, and damp poolside chemicals without chipping or corroding.
Built using exclusive structural extrusions that are over 50% stronger than standard consumer aluminum rails, protecting against impacts.
Twice the thickness and physical hardness of standard paint. Electrostatically bound and heat-cured to remain scratch-resistant for life.
Adds an unmistakable estate boundary look that pairs beautifully with old stone, stucco, or brick exteriors while maintaining strong asset returns.
We build to order on Haverford Road. Explore our core lineup configurations below.
✨ Custom entries like Arched walk gates or double-wide Rainbow driveway installations are available in all matching models.
Four architectural colors baked into the metal structure. Guaranteed never to chip, scale, peel, or blister over time.
Our #1 top seller. Coordinates with all Main Line architectural finishes.
Simulates old, hand-crafted ironwork. Pairs perfectly with stone or dark brick.
A deep forest tone that integrates into heavily wood-lined or gardened backyards.
A clean, high-visibility decorative tone for front boundaries and cottage settings.
Local pool fence regulations across Delaware and Montgomery County are strict. We navigate the codes so your enclosure passes inspection smoothly.
All boundaries measure true to height (or up to 54" for specific modified profiles) to deter climbing hazards.
Magnetic safety systems with integrated keylocks out of small children's reach come standard.
Pickets sit strictly below a 4-inch gap width to stop young children from squeezing past rails.
Heavy-duty self-closing hinges make sure access points swing shut immediately after passage.
Ornamental aluminum rests cleanly beneath the high upfront cost of genuine iron. Your exact local quote balances total perimeter metrics, chosen grade (residential vs. commercial), layout heights, gate accessories, and property grade.
Our field crews sink every single structural load post 30 to 36 inches deep below the local frost line to safeguard against heaving through heavy winter cycles.
Aluminum fencing typically costs more per linear foot than pressure-treated wood upfront but has a lower lifetime cost because it requires zero maintenance. A wood fence in Pennsylvania needs repainting or restaining every 3 to 5 years. When you factor in cumulative maintenance costs over 15 to 20 years, aluminum is often the more cost-effective choice for Main Line homeowners planning to stay in their property long-term.
Yes, ornamental aluminum fencing is considerably less expensive than genuine wrought iron both upfront and over its lifetime. Wrought iron costs more to fabricate and requires regular repainting to prevent rust, adding significant ongoing expense. Aluminum delivers a virtually identical ornamental appearance at a lower installation cost and with no ongoing maintenance. For most residential applications on the Main Line, aluminum is the clear value choice over iron.
A properly installed ornamental aluminum fence typically lasts 20 to 30 years or more. Because aluminum does not rust, rot, or warp, its lifespan is largely determined by the quality of the powder coat finish and the precision of installation. High-quality powder-coated aluminum meeting AAMA 2604 standards will maintain its appearance and structural integrity far longer than painted wood or iron alternatives. Most manufacturers back aluminum fencing with a limited lifetime warranty.
No. Aluminum does not rust. Unlike iron or steel, aluminum forms a natural oxide layer that protects it from corrosion — and when combined with a powder coat finish, it is effectively impervious to moisture, road salt, and the freeze-thaw cycles common in Southeastern Pennsylvania. This is one of the primary reasons aluminum has replaced wrought iron as the preferred material for ornamental fencing across most residential and commercial applications.
A properly powder-coated black aluminum fence will not fade under normal conditions. Powder coating is an electrostatically applied finish cured under heat — fundamentally different from paint. High-quality coatings meeting AAMA 2604 standards are specifically tested for UV resistance and colour retention, ensuring the finish holds for decades. Lower-grade products using inferior coatings may show some colour change over many years, which is why material specification matters at the time of installation.
Yes, with the right panel configuration. Standard flat-top or spear-top aluminum fencing with 3-13/16 inch picket spacing contains most medium and large dogs effectively. For small dogs and puppies, a puppy picket configuration is the correct choice — the closely spaced lower pickets, typically 1-5/8 inch spacing at the base, prevent small breeds from squeezing through while maintaining the classic ornamental aesthetic at the top of the panel. For dogs that dig, a concrete footer along the fence line provides additional security.
Yes. A well-installed ornamental aluminum fence consistently adds curb appeal and perceived property value, particularly in suburban markets like the Philadelphia Main Line where street presence matters. Aluminum's wrought iron aesthetic is viewed favourably by buyers, and a maintenance-free fence is a positive selling point at resale. Ornamental fencing is generally considered a high-ROI exterior improvement for homes in Delaware County and Montgomery County.
Aluminum fences are available in black, bronze, white, and dark green as standard powder coat colors, with black being the most popular choice by a significant margin. These colors are fused to the metal surface during manufacturing and will not peel, chip, or require repainting. Black aluminum fence suits virtually every home style from colonial to contemporary and is the default choice for pool enclosures and front-yard ornamental fencing across the Main Line.
