
Northland Fence Minnesota
About us
At Northland Fence, we believe a fence should enhance your property’s security and curb appeal—not become an expensive, high-maintenance regret. That’s why we offer top-tier ornamental steel, vinyl, and black chain link fencing designed to last for decades. Some companies still push warping, rotting wood fences or flimsy, dent-prone aluminum fencing, but we know better. Wood may start out looking great, but give it a few brutal Minnesota winters, and you’ll be dealing with splinters, sagging boards, and endless repairs. As for cheap aluminum? One storm, a stray baseball, or even a strong gust of wind can leave it bent and battered. We also retired galvanized chain link fencing years ago—just like many HOAs did. Let’s be honest: while it was once the standard, it’s now an eyesore. If you’re matching an existing galvanized fence, that’s understandable. But when the neighbors upgrade, do you really want to be the last house on the block with a dull, rusting relic? Instead, our sleek black chain link fences provide a modern, HOA-friendly alternative that blends seamlessly into any landscape. At Northland Fence, we stand by quality, durability, and craftsmanship. No subcontractors. No cheap materials. No gimmicks. Just expert fence installation backed by industry-leading warranties and financing options to fit any budget. When it’s time to invest in a fence, don’t settle for something that will become a neighborhood eyesore. Choose Northland Fence—where quality meets longevity, and style never takes a backseat to function.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Northland Fence offers; Vinyl Privacy - 4', 5', and 6' white, tan, two-tone color options and combinations Ornamental Steel - 4' and 5' flat-top styles Black chain link - 4' and 5' black chain link (NO galvanized) 10-year hassle-free labor warranty and all in-house crews (never subcontractors).
Services we don't offer
WE DO N0T INSTALL ANY WOOD FENCING! We are a maintenance-free fence company and retired wood fencing in 2017. Many HOAs do not accept wood fencing. Vinyl fences require virtually no maintenance, and you never have to stain, replace pickets or worry about heaving or rotted posts. We offer a 10-year warranty on all of our fences! A fence can be a large investment. Why buy a fence that will need to be replaced? Check us out! **No pool installation. We'll put a fence around your pool, but we do not install pools-- strictly fencing.
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Free Estimates
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Warranties
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Accepted Payment Methods
- Financing Available
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6' White Vinyl Privacy Fence Installation Maplewood, MN
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The gates are sagging and the topper blew off (the same week of installation). I was in touch with Patrick (the owner) on multiple occasions immediately after the installation. He promised to come and resolve the remaining issues, but never returned. I contacted him multiple times the first summer (of the install), the second summer, and now the third summer. He simply does not respond to my emails or phone calls. This was a pattern.
They left a mess in my yard and did a poor installation. The owner promised (at the time he was hired) to fill the fences posts by the gate with rock. According to Patrick (owner), the gates would sag and "lots of other guys don't to this, but that is poor quality work because the fence will sag." Well, he never fill them and the gates are very sagged. He also installed the latches backward. One one gate, it opened into an upward hill so the gate only opened 12 inches before hitting the upward slope. He had to remove and re-install the hardware on that gate. That left wholes in the PVC fence post, which looks very bad. There was not attempt to repair or hide the extra wholes. The other gate has the hardware backward, which required me to show every guest how to actually enter the backyard (they are that counter intuitive).
To this day, there are still no caps on the top of the gates.
The fence installers made a mess in my yard. This included some trash and a very large mound of sand from when they dug the fence posts. They left the mound in my backyard on my landscaped grass. I had to remove it myself two weeks later (a full day to effort with two people) and it left a large spot of dead grass and dirt, which I had to reseed. Patrick (the owner) said that it did not occur to the installers to put this on a hard surface--like the driveway--and they never warned us of this.
We also agreed on a particular type of fence, which followed the grade of the ground (I have some sloping in my yard). I paid more for that fence type. The week before installation, Patrick called and tried to convince me to accept another type of fence that did not follow the grade of the ground. He said, "I will be fine." I had to insist that he abide by the contract. I was very fortunate that I had him write that detail in the contract.
The whole experience was shocking. If a law suit was not such a hassle, I would have sued. I should have and still might.
Fence looks great.
Did not follow requirements of permit for one section of 8 ft. fence. Did not pass inspection due to details of permit. Waiting on call back from company on how it will be resolved (it's only been 5 days)
Do not expect that crew will know permit details.
Thank you Northland and Pat :)
The job was done three days late. I had to have a friend send me pictures of the completed fence, as I was out of town when it was finally done. I have half of a very large lilac bush on one side of my fence, and the half inside of my fence looks awful, cut to the root almost. (I was told not to worry about that, lilac bushes are "hearty and will grow back eventually".) They also didn't check for power or phone lines before digging to plant the fence posts...they cut my neighbor's phone line.
Once spring came and I was able to inspect all the handiwork of northland fence, I found several areas of my yard where the chain link doesn't come anywhere near the ground...3" and 4" in some spots. I called and e-mailed and asked when they were planning to finish making the fence go to the ground, with no phone call back.
how his company does business and provide a quote. Since we had already received
quotes from other companies we asked him to provide an apples to apples
comparison based on the number of feet and gates we needed. He e-mailed us the
quote the same day. Patrick?s quote was way less than the 3 other companies we
contacted. Since Northland came recommended to us by a friend we decided to
move forward with them. Patrick came out at an agreed upon date and time, did a
complete measurement to ensure quote was accurate and we paid ½ down with a
plan that work would be done around the 2nd week of April depending
on weather. Patrick stayed in touch with us to discuss the weather/snow cover
and when we both decided to move forward. They originally planned to start the
work on 4/11/13 but we had a bad snowstorm so they started on 4/12/13. They
completed the job on the following Monday (4/15/13). The crew did a great job
and cleaned up well after.
When we received the final invoice we had a question over the amount and once again
Patrick promptly responded and fixed the invoice.
We would highly recommend working with Patrick and Northland Fence.
so it had a '5-year warranty'
2 years later 2 of the gate posts heaved and did not easily open. I called patrick and he came back to fix one of them. but he did not fix the other, as he said he would, and did not return the next 5 calls from me. I ultimately had to fix it myself.
So the install was pretty good, but don't put any creedence in the warranty. if you want a warranty that is worth anything, go with a bigger company.
I assumed they were out of business now, but ran across them on AList and thought i'd do a review.
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