Fence installation and repair in Gwynedd, Gwynedd Valley & Spring House
Lansdale Fences installs wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, composite and split rail fences, plus pool barriers and repairs, for homes in the 19436, 19437 and 19477 ZIP codes. Before we quote, we look up the code for your exact address, because in Gwynedd the rules depend on which municipality your home is in.
Which township is my home in?
The Gwynedd, Gwynedd Valley & Spring House mailing address covers mostly Lower Gwynedd Township. Your property tax bill names your municipality, and that office issues your fence permit.
Fence rules that apply here
These are the residential fence rules we've verified for the municipalities that cover Gwynedd. If yours isn't listed, we confirm the rules with your zoning office before we quote.
Lower Gwynedd Township
- Permit
- Yes. A zoning permit is required for every fence. Township permit page
- Side & rear
- Township guidance caps fence height at 6 ft.
Source: Building & Zoning Dept. · checked September 2026. Codes change, so we confirm with the township before every install.
Before anyone digs: Pennsylvania law requires a PA One Call (811) request at least 3 and no more than 10 business days before excavation, and that includes fence post holes. Utilities mark their public lines, but private lines aren't marked: invisible dog fences, sprinklers, lines to sheds, pools or lamp posts, and septic. Tell us where yours run.
Popular fences for Gwynedd homes
Vinyl fences
Low maintenance and clean-looking for decades. Privacy, semi-privacy and picket in several colors.
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Aluminum fences
Wrought-iron look, no rust. Ideal for pools, front yards and yards that slope.
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Wood fences
Warm, classic and easy to customize. Cedar or pressure-treated pine in privacy, picket and horizontal styles.
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Wood looks with almost no upkeep. The premium privacy option.
Learn more →Gwynedd fence FAQ
Do I need a fence permit in Gwynedd?
It depends on your municipality. In Lower Gwynedd Township: Yes. A zoning permit is required for every fence. We check the rules for your exact address and file the application for you.
How tall can my fence be in Gwynedd?
For Lower Gwynedd Township, side and rear: Township guidance caps fence height at 6 ft.. Corner lots and pools can add limits, so we confirm on site.
How soon can you install a fence in Gwynedd?
Most fences take one to three days on site once the permit is approved and the PA One Call waiting period has passed. We’ll give you a timeline with your quote.
Do you install pool fences in Gwynedd?
Yes. We build pool barriers to Pennsylvania’s pool code: at least 48 inches tall, with self-closing, self-latching gates that open away from the pool, and openings small enough to pass inspection. Pool fence guide.
Questions from Gwynedd homeowners
- What fence works for horses on a Gwynedd or Whitemarsh farmette?
- Your mailing address isn’t your township: who issues your fence permit
- Fencing near the Wissahickon, Sandy Run and Tookany: floodplains, Ida and what’s allowed
- Deer fencing when your township caps fences at 6 ft
Municipality fence rules: Lower Gwynedd Township