Fence Installation Bushwick

Bushwick is two neighborhoods in one: the residential blocks of brick rowhouses and converted lofts, and the industrial corridors of warehouses, yards, and lots that still define the area's eastern half. We fence both — cedar privacy for the rowhouse backyards, heavy-duty security fencing for the industrial blocks.

Rowhouse Yards & Loft Buildings

Bushwick's residential blocks look a lot like Bed-Stuy's: brick rowhouses with deep, narrow backyards shared wall-to-wall with neighbors. A 6-foot cedar privacy fence (the rear-yard zoning maximum) transforms these yards from fishbowls into private outdoor space — critical in a neighborhood where outdoor square footage is precious. Converted loft buildings and new developments add courtyard enclosures and rooftop-adjacent fencing to the mix. Shared rear lines are the norm here; we recommend a survey or neighbor agreement before building on a party line.

Industrial Lots & Commercial Perimeters

The industrial half of Bushwick — the blocks around the Morgan L stop, the corridors toward East Williamsburg — runs on chain link: contractor yards, parking lots, storage facilities, and vacant lots awaiting development. We install commercial-spec perimeters with Schedule 40 posts, heavy-gauge fabric, and slide gates with access control. For active construction sites, we turn around site fencing in days and coordinate with your other trades.

Bushwick Fence Costs

A standard 50-foot rowhouse backyard in cedar runs $3,000–$7,000. Commercial chain link perimeters run $30–$60 per foot at commercial spec, with slide gates from $5,000 up. Full ranges are in our 2026 cost guide.

One Company for Both Sides of Bushwick

Most fence companies do residential or commercial — we do both, which matters in a neighborhood where the same block can hold a rowhouse, a warehouse, and a construction site. See our Brooklyn page for borough-wide details, or check the FAQ page for permit and property-line answers.

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