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Fence Installation in New Lebanon, OH

New Lebanon is a Montgomery County village on US-35, due west of Dayton — a small, working community with established neighborhoods and affordable lots that give families room to actually use their yards.

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Most New Lebanon fences we build are practical ones: privacy for close-set backyards, secure runs for dogs, and replacements for chain link or wood fences that have given up. Broadway Fence LLC is based in Dayton — about fifteen minutes east — and we've been installing fences for New Lebanon families since 2021 — wood privacy, vinyl, chain link, and ornamental aluminum.

Fences Built for New Lebanon Homes

For backyards facing neighboring houses, a six-foot wood or vinyl privacy fence is the most popular choice. Where the budget leads, chain link is the honest workhorse — galvanized or black vinyl-coated — and it covers big side yards and dog runs for far less than solid fencing. Front yards and corner lots look right in ornamental aluminum or picket.

What to Know Before Building a Fence in New Lebanon

A quick heads-up: New Lebanon has its own zoning rules for fences — height limits differ between front, side, and rear yards, with visibility requirements on corner lots. Reasonable rules, but specific, and enforced.

We check the current requirements for your address and handle the permit side. Any contractor who says "permits don't matter" is setting you up for a removal order down the road.

Our Most Popular Options in New Lebanon

Wood privacy fences — cedar or pressure-treated, board-on-board or shadowbox. Natural look, real privacy, repairable board by board. Still the top choice.

Vinyl fences — the privacy look with zero maintenance. Costs more upfront, never needs staining, cleans up with a hose.

Ornamental aluminum — for front yards and pool areas. Elegant, rust-free, pool-code friendly.

Chain link — where practicality wins: dog runs, large lots, side yards. Black vinyl-coated available for a cleaner look.

Not sure which fits? That's what the free estimate is for — we'll bring samples and quote options side by side.

Why New Lebanon Neighbors Call Broadway Fence

We're a local Dayton-area fence contractor — established 2021 — and our business runs on referrals from people who watched us work in their neighbor's yard.

What that means: we show up when we say we will, we set posts below the frost line in concrete (36 inches minimum — where cheap fences fail in Ohio), we hang gates that latch, and we clean up when we're done. Written quote upfront, no "sign today" pressure, no surprise charges.

We also serve Dayton, Brookville, Eaton, and Trotwood.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a permit for a fence in New Lebanon?

New Lebanon regulates fences through its zoning rules — height limits vary by yard location, and corner lots have visibility requirements. We verify the current requirements for your address and handle the permit process as part of the job.

How long does a typical fence installation take?

Most residential jobs in New Lebanon take one to three days depending on footage, terrain, and gates. We give you a realistic timeline at the estimate and stick to it.

What's the best fence for a New Lebanon backyard?

For privacy between neighboring homes: wood or vinyl at six feet. For corner lots or front yards: aluminum or picket. For dogs on a budget: chain link. We'll help you sort it out honestly at the free estimate.

Do you handle fence repairs in New Lebanon too?

Yes — storm damage, leaning posts, broken gates, rotted sections, on any fence type including ones we didn't install. If a repair doesn't make financial sense, we'll tell you that instead of selling you one.

Ready to talk about your fence? Call Broadway Fence LLC at (937) 520-9593 for a free estimate in New Lebanon, OH. We'll walk your yard, bring material samples, and give you straight numbers — no pressure.