Beautiful premium vinyl and PVC barriers that resist rotting, rust, warping, and weathering. Enjoy a beautiful fence for 20 to 30 years with absolutely zero painting or staining.
Vinyl fences, also called PVC fences, are a durable, low-maintenance fencing material made from polyvinyl chloride that resists rot, rust, warping, and termite damage without ever needing paint or staining. Super Fence Co. has been installing vinyl and PVC fences for homeowners and businesses across Ardmore, the Main Line, Delaware County, Montgomery County, and Chester County since 2002. Whether you need a full-privacy fence for your backyard, a classic white picket fence for your front yard, or a custom color to complement your home exterior, we offer the styles, sizes, and professional installation your property deserves. Request a free vinyl fence estimate to get started today.
If you love the clean look of a freshly painted fence but don't love the maintenance that comes with it, vinyl is worth considering. Unlike wood, it doesn't need to be painted or stained, and it won't rot, rust, or attract termites. A simple wash with soap and water is usually all it takes to keep it looking its best.
That's especially helpful here on the Main Line, where fences see everything from humid summers to freezing winters. Vinyl is designed to handle those seasonal changes while keeping its shape and finish. With styles ranging from traditional pickets to full-privacy panels, it can also complement both classic and contemporary properties.
If you're comparing vinyl with the other types of fences we install, we'll help you look at the differences honestly so you can choose what makes sense for your property.
Philadelphia Main Line fence company, Super Fence Co., installs PVC/Vinyl fencing. PVC/Vinyl fencing is timeless. It can be used to add privacy, enclose an area or add aesthetic charm. Super Fence Co. offers many PVC/Vinyl fence styles, designs and sizes that can be customized for your needs and property on the Main Line. We used high-quality materials so your new PVC/Vinyl 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.
A good fence should suit the property, not simply fill the boundary line. We offer several vinyl styles, each with a different balance of privacy, openness, and character.
Privacy fences: Solid panels create a private backyard or poolside retreat.
Picket fences: A classic choice for front yards, gardens, and decorative borders.
Ranch rail and split rail: An open option for larger properties and relaxed landscapes.
Lattice-top fences: Add decorative detail above a private panel.
Semi-privacy fences: Spaced pickets provide light screening while keeping the fence open.
Pool fencing: Helps define pool areas while meeting applicable safety requirements.
Our vinyl privacy fence styles can help you narrow down the right look, or explore our vinyl fence styles guide for a broader comparison. Matching vinyl gates are also available.
Southeastern Pennsylvania winters and high summer humidity strain wood and iron. Contractor-grade vinyl holds up flawlessly where traditional components decay.
Say goodbye to sanding, painting, or treating. A simple wash down with standard soap and water keeps it pristine.
Engineered Polyvinyl Chloride blocks water penetration and completely deters wood-boring bugs and termites.
Advanced formulation integrates specialized shielding to stay rich and vibrant under direct solar rays without peeling.
White remains a timeless choice, but modern vinyl fencing offers considerably more variety. Depending on the style and panel configuration, options can include white, brown, tan, grey, black, and woodgrain finishes.
Brown and tan can complement stone, brick, and landscaping particularly well, while woodgrain offers some of the warmth of timber without the regular staining and sealing. Because the color is manufactured into the vinyl rather than painted onto the surface, it won't peel or chip like painted wood.
Color availability varies by style, so we'll confirm the options available for your preferred fence when we prepare your estimate.
Vinyl typically costs more upfront than a basic wood fence, but the comparison changes when you look beyond installation. Wood can require staining, painting, repairs, and replacement boards as it ages. Vinyl eliminates much of that ongoing work.
That doesn't automatically make vinyl the right choice for everyone. Some homeowners prefer the natural character of real cedar, while others want the simplicity of vinyl. Because we work extensively with both materials and operate a custom cedar woodworking shop in Ardmore, we can help you compare them based on your priorities rather than pushing you toward one material.
Customize your boundary. Every layout comes accompanied by heavy-duty matching structural security gates.
Colors are molecularly infused deep into the PVC material matrix during production. They will never flake, scratch, or require touching up.
Bright, timeless, and pristine. Ideal for historic properties and picket front boundaries.
Deeply textured profiles simulating cedar and oak with maintenance-free convenience.
Soft and neutral. Seamlessly pairs with the historic Main Line fieldstone and stucco structures.
Rich, earthy, and organic. Replicates natural wood elements while removing the upkeep stress.
Modern, sleek, and transitional. Complements deep modern trims and commercial developments.
Bold, high-contrast, and deeply structural. Acts as an eye-catching accent line for contemporary homes.
While wood fencing is typically cheaper to build upfront, it demands sanding, stain sealing, and board restoration loops every 3 to 7 years.
Because vinyl requires near-zero long-term maintenance over a 20-30 year lifespan, it provides a much lower total cost of ownership for families staying long-term.
Unbiased Advisors: Super Fence Co. operates an active custom cedar woodworking shop in Ardmore. We will give you an honest, balanced side-by-side material comparison, not a high-pressure sales pitch.
We start with a free on-site estimate, measuring your fence line, discussing styles and colors, and identifying any HOA or township requirements that may apply. Before installation, we confirm the property boundaries and help identify permit or setback considerations where needed.
Our team then sets the posts securely in concrete, installs the vinyl panels and rails, hangs and adjusts the gates, and checks the finished fence line with you before leaving. Main Line properties aren't always perfectly flat, so we're comfortable working with slopes, uneven grades, and varied site conditions.
Most residential installations can be completed in one day, depending on the size and complexity of the project.
The total cost depends on the size and details of your project. Factors that can affect your estimate include:
Linear footage: The total length of the fence.
Style: Privacy panels generally require more material than picket or rail styles.
Height: Taller fences require additional materials and larger posts.
Color: Specialty colors and woodgrain finishes may cost more than white.
Gates: Additional gates add hardware and installation time.
Property grade: Sloped or uneven yards can require additional installation work.
Permit fees: Requirements vary between townships.
For a personalized estimate based on your property, contact our team for an on-site quote.graph here
From our Ardmore location, Super Fence Co. installs vinyl fencing throughout Delaware, Montgomery, and Chester counties, including Ardmore, Havertown, Broomall, Wynnewood, Bryn Mawr, Gladwyne, and surrounding communities.
We work with homeowners, HOAs, property managers, and commercial clients throughout the region. If you're unsure whether we cover your address, call or get your free estimate from Super Fence Co..
PVC and vinyl are the same material. PVC stands for polyvinyl chloride, which is the base compound used to manufacture vinyl fencing. When fence companies refer to a vinyl fence or a PVC fence, they are describing the same product. The terms are used interchangeably throughout the fencing industry, so there is no difference in quality, durability, or appearance between a product labelled vinyl and one labelled PVC.
Wood fencing typically has a lower upfront installation cost than vinyl in most markets. However, vinyl fencing costs significantly less to maintain over its lifetime because it requires no painting, staining, or plank replacement. When you factor in the recurring cost of wood maintenance every 3 to 7 years, vinyl often delivers a lower total cost of ownership for homeowners who plan to stay in their property for 10 or more years.
Yes, for most homeowners, vinyl fencing is worth the investment. The higher upfront cost compared to wood is offset by the near-zero maintenance requirement over a 20 to 30 year lifespan. You will never need to repaint, restain, or replace rotted planks. For families with dogs or children, vinyl also offers a clean, safe, splinter-free surface that holds up well to everyday use and Pennsylvania weather conditions.
A properly installed vinyl fence typically lasts between 20 and 30 years. Lifespan depends on the quality of the vinyl material, the precision of the installation, and local weather conditions. High-quality vinyl with UV stabilisers and impact-resistant formulations will last longer and maintain their colour better than lower-grade products. Super Fence Co. installs contractor-grade vinyl fencing backed by manufacturer warranties.
Vinyl fences are available in a wider range of colors than most homeowners expect. The most common options are white, brown, tan, grey, black, and woodgrain finishes that replicate the look of cedar or oak. Brown vinyl fences and tan vinyl fences are increasingly popular on the Main Line because they complement the stone and brick exteriors common to the area. Unlike painted wood, vinyl colors are manufactured into the material and will not peel, chip, or require repainting.
Yes, vinyl fencing is one of the best fencing materials for dog owners. A full-privacy vinyl panel fence with no gaps prevents dogs from seeing through and reacting to passing traffic or other animals. Vinyl is also splinter-free, non-toxic, and smooth on your dog's paws and coat. For dogs that dig, we recommend setting vinyl posts in concrete at the standard depth and discussing a gravel or concrete footer along the fence line during your estimate.
Low-grade vinyl fencing can look thin or plastic, but contractor-grade vinyl fencing installed by an experienced team looks sharp, clean, and polished. The key differences are panel thickness, post diameter, and colour consistency. Super Fence Co. installs heavy-duty vinyl fencing panels and posts that hold their shape and colour over time. Woodgrain and tan vinyl options in particular are regularly mistaken for natural materials from a distance.
