The Mainline Fence & Supply Corp.

The Mainline Fence & Supply Corp.

Fencing·19 Drovers Lane, Brewster, New York 10509
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About The Mainline Fence & Supply Corp.

The Mainline Fence & Supply Corp. has been dedicated to providing its customers with quality materials and installations of horse fences for over 47 years. They have constructed over 1,600 miles of fence throughout the northeast region and pride themselves on building the safest and strongest fence installations for stables, riding facilities, breeding facilities, and private farms.

Listing last verified March 2026. Information sourced from public records and Google Business data.

Fencing Services

General ContractorFence InstallationGate InstallationFence & Gate PaintingFence & Gate MaterialFence & Gate RepairFence & Gate Removal

fencing services offered in Brewster:

  • General_contractor
  • Fence Installation
  • Gate Installation
  • Fence & Gate Painting
  • Fence & Gate Material
  • Fence & Gate Repair
  • Fence & Gate Removal
  • Vinyl and composite fencing

Fencing in Brewster — FAQ

How much does a fence cost in Brewster?

Fencing in Brewster costs $22-$60 per linear ft, with an average project of $5,500. Split-rail and electric fencing for livestock. Long fence runs for pastures and property boundaries.

Do I need a permit for a fence in Brewster?

Most fence installations in Brewster require a permit from the building department. There are typically height restrictions (4 feet front yard, 6 feet back yard) and setback requirements. Your fence contractor should handle the permit process.

What fence works best for Brewster properties?

Brewster properties average 0.35 acres lots, so material costs add up. Cedar and composite fencing are popular for their durability in New York's climate. PVC/vinyl offers zero maintenance. For pool areas, aluminum meets code while keeping sight lines.

Before Hiring a Fencing Pro in Brewster

Use this checklist to vet contractors before signing a contract.

  • Confirm they will verify property lines before installation

    A fence built on your neighbor's property may need to be removed at your expense. Use survey stakes or hire a surveyor if lines are unclear.

  • Ask about post setting method — concrete vs. compacted gravel

    Concrete is standard for most fences. In areas with frost heave, some installers prefer compacted gravel for wood posts to allow drainage.

  • Verify the post depth meets local frost line requirements

    In the NY/CT region, the frost line is 36-48 inches. Posts set shallower than the frost line will heave and lean within a few winters.

  • Verify Home Improvement Contractor license with your municipality

    New York counties require Home Improvement Contractor registration. Check with your local clerk's office or building department.

  • Confirm general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage

    Ask for a certificate of insurance (COI) naming you as additionally insured. Workers' comp protects you if a worker is injured on your property.

  • Get 2-3 written estimates that itemize labor, materials, and timeline

    Lump-sum quotes hide details. Itemized estimates let you compare apples to apples and catch hidden costs.

  • Check permit requirements with Village of Brewster Building Department ((845) 279-3760)

    Contact village hall for permit requirements. Village is within the Town of Southeast.

  • Ask for 3 recent local references and actually call them

    Ask references specifically: Did the job finish on time and on budget? Were there surprises? Would you hire them again?

Verify contractor credentials: NY Division of Licensing Services

Best Time to Hire a Fencing Pro in New York

Seasonal timing guide for the Northeast (CT/NY metro area).

SpringMar - May
Best time

Wait for frost to leave the ground (usually late March). Spring is the most popular time to install — book by February to get on the schedule. Property lines are visible before foliage.

SummerJun - Aug
Good time

Good installation conditions but busiest season. Wood posts set in concrete cure well in summer. Heat can warp vinyl during installation — morning installs are preferred.

FallSep - Nov
Good time

Good availability as demand drops. Ground is still workable through November. Concrete needs above-freezing temps for at least 48 hours to cure around posts.

WinterDec - Feb
Off-season

Frozen ground makes post holes difficult and expensive. Some contractors use hydraulic equipment but charge a premium. Plan spring installation and get quotes now.

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