MARK M.
10/20/2014
Did my research (Consumer Reports), and decided to go with a Husqvarna leaf blower -- 350BT. Young's had just done an excellent job putting up a split rail / mesh fence in our yard to keep our...
Young's Fencing
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99 Danbury Rd
Ridgefield, CT 06877
Young's Fencing, located in Ridgefield, CT, has been a trusted provider of premium fencing and gate solutions for over 75 years. With a commitment to excellence, this locally owned business offers a diverse array of fencing samples in their fully stocked showroom, ensuring customers find the perfect option to meet their needs. As a member of the American Fence Association, Young's Fencing provides FREE estimates and adheres to the highest industry standards.
Specializing in wood, vinyl, aluminum, picket, privacy, pool, split rail, chain link, and deer fencing, Young's Fencing offers solutions that cater to every requirement, from security to aesthetic appeal. Their skilled craftsmen use only the finest materials to ensure durability and longevity, while their landscaping services add an extra touch of beauty to properties in Ridgefield, CT. Contact Young's Fencing for personalized service and superior results.
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4.09 reviews
Corrinne D.
7/6/2023
We use Young's for all our landscaping, they did a complete rip up of our yard from regrading and seeding to upkeep of mowing and fertilizing. Also fenced in our entire yard including a gate. We...
Robert D.
6/14/2023
We needed railings in multiple locations of our back yard for safety concerns and we were not sure exactly what style was needed for our needs. Young's came out within one day to examine the...
Pat M.
5/5/2023
After speaking for six month with a landscaping company that had been highly recommended to plant a garden camouflaging a buried propane tank, I gave up, all promises, no action. With no...
Elizabeth O.
4/26/2023
I recently contracted with Young's to assist with an old and broken fence. At the outset, they provided me with my choice of approaches and associated costs. I chose to repair (vs. getting new)...
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