Master Fence Corp

Forty-nine reviews in six months, and the same first names keep surfacing: Julianna out to quote, then Nilo, Paulo and Marcones putting the fence up — often in a single day. Master Fence Corp works out of 12 Bowditch St in Braintree, doing wood, vinyl, chain link and ornamental fencing for homes and businesses. The rhythm customers describe is unusually uniform for a contractor: an estimate the same day they called, a price that came in under competing quotes, and a crew that finishes fast and sweeps up behind itself. An April 2025 homeowner with a yard full of rock and ledge said the crew handled it without drama; a June 2026 customer watched them cut into a stump that could not be pulled so the fence would sit level with the ground. In July 2026, a homeowner with an event on the calendar said the crew worked through a thunderstorm to hit the date. Google carries 4.9 across 111 ratings, and the much smaller HomeAdvisor profile shows 5.0 from six. Two accounts run the other way, and both are about what happens when something goes sideways. In June 2026 a customer described being invoiced late fees on an installment they said had already been paid, and made two harder allegations: that Dig Safe was not notified before digging even though the contract said it would be, and that a tree branch was cut without their permission. In May 2025 another said the crew routed the fence around an EV charger without raising it first or offering alternatives, then quoted a fee to change it. Neither complaint is about how the fence was built. Both are about being asked first. One thing on paper: a Massachusetts home improvement contractor registration, number 210060, sits on the state registry under Master Fence Corp and is expired. Massachusetts exempts fencing-only contractors from that registration, so never having held one would mean nothing — but holding one and letting it lapse is a different fact, and worth a question. The right call if you want a fence up quickly, priced competitively, on a reasonably ordinary yard. Before anyone digs, get it in writing that Dig Safe will be called, walk the exact fence line for anything in the way — a charger, a stump, a tree — and pin down the payment schedule so an installment cannot turn into a late fee.