Do you only fence residential properties?

No. JPB provides residential privacy and property-line fencing as well as commercial perimeter fencing and fencing for contractor and development projects.

Can fencing be quoted with hardscaping or site work?

Yes. The same site visit can cover fencing, patios, retaining walls, grading, drainage, erosion control, hydroseeding, and other related work. Coordinating the work from the beginning helps ensure each part of the project works with the rest of the property.

What do you need to quote a fence?

Start with the property or jobsite address and what you need the fence to accomplish—privacy, security, property separation, or project closeout. Any information you already have about access, grade, property lines, or site conditions is also helpful.

Who walks the fence line?

A JPB lead evaluates the fence line and site conditions before we finalize the scope of work. We look at grade, drainage, access, adjoining improvements, and other conditions that may affect the installation.

Evergreen planting bed and mulch along a fence line

Fencing

Fencing that completes the property

Name: JPB Landscaping
Address: 1401 Arcona Rd, Mechanicsburg, PA, 17055, US
Telephone: (717) 660-8262
Rating: 5

JPB provides residential, commercial, and jobsite fencing throughout Central Pennsylvania. Whether fencing is part of a larger landscape project or a standalone installation, we evaluate the property, grade, drainage, access, and surrounding improvements before establishing the scope of work.

Fencing is a growing part of JPB's services—from residential privacy and property-line fencing to commercial perimeters and construction-site closeout. When fencing is installed alongside hardscaping, grading, drainage, or landscape work, JPB can coordinate the work as part of the overall property plan.

What we fence

Privacy and property-line fencing for residential properties. Commercial perimeter and security fencing. Contractor and developer fencing for new construction and project closeout.

When fencing meets a patio, retaining wall, drainage system, or newly graded area, we plan the installation around those conditions so the finished work functions together.

Who the work is for

JPB works with homeowners, property managers, commercial property owners, contractors, and developers throughout Central Pennsylvania.

For construction and development projects, fencing can also be coordinated with erosion and sediment control, hydroseeding and site stabilization, and other site-completion work.

JPB serves York, Enola, Hershey, Harrisburg, Colonial Park, Mechanicsburg, Dillsburg, Marysville, New Cumberland, and surrounding Central Pennsylvania communities.

How a fence quote works

Tell us where the property or jobsite is located and what you need the fence to accomplish. We'll evaluate the fence line, grade, drainage, access, utilities, and surrounding improvements, then provide a clear scope of work.

Homeowners can use the residential quote form. Contractors and developers can use the contractor/developer form and provide the work-site address.

Fencing can also be coordinated with hardscaping and drainage when those services are part of the project.

JPB is a Pennsylvania Home Improvement Contractor (HIC PA178839) and is licensed and insured for the work we perform.

Evergreen trees in a mulch bed along a fence and lawn — Fence-line finish

Flagstone walkway and finished landscape edge — Property edges

Hardscape and grade that often sit next to a new fence line — Grade and walls

Questions we hear on site visits

Do you only fence residential properties?: No. JPB provides residential privacy and property-line fencing as well as commercial perimeter fencing and fencing for contractor and development projects.
Can fencing be quoted with hardscaping or site work?: Yes. The same site visit can cover fencing, patios, retaining walls, grading, drainage, erosion control, hydroseeding, and other related work. Coordinating the work from the beginning helps ensure each part of the project works with the rest of the property.
What do you need to quote a fence?: Start with the property or jobsite address and what you need the fence to accomplish—privacy, security, property separation, or project closeout. Any information you already have about access, grade, property lines, or site conditions is also helpful.
Who walks the fence line?: A JPB lead evaluates the fence line and site conditions before we finalize the scope of work. We look at grade, drainage, access, adjoining improvements, and other conditions that may affect the installation.

Get in touch

Ready to talk about the property?

Submit a quote request and we’ll follow up to schedule a site visit. Need another meeting time? Call — Jason can often make other times work.

Request a quote Call (717) 660-8262