Long Island Fence Pages

Fence Companies in Nassau County

Nassau licenses fence contractors through its Office of Consumer Affairs. Below, every Nassau based company we list, sorted into its home town, with the county lookup one tap away on each card.

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Live in one of Nassau’s incorporated villages and the fence rules that matter may come from Village Hall, not the town. In Malverne, the village’s copy of the state pool code carries notes that ask for more than New York does.

The county side does not change from village to village. Consumer Affairs puts “fences and railings” on its licensed list and fingerprints the contractors it licenses. Before anyone measures, ask for the number and use the lookup link on the company’s card. Our license guide walks through the contract rules too.

Pricing a pool barrier? Read the pool fence page first. For a yard fence, the vinyl and wood pages are the place to start.

Nassau fence companies by town

Grouped by the town each company is based in. Google ratings and review counts are a snapshot from October 2026.

Town of Hempstead4companies

Town of North Hempstead1company

Nassau fence questions

  1. 1.Where do I look up a Nassau fence contractor's license?

    On the Nassau County license lookup. Consumer Affairs lists "fences and railings" as licensed home improvement work, so a fence company working on a Nassau house should have a number to give you.

  2. 2.Does my village have its own fence or pool rules?

    It may. Malverne is a good example. Next to the state pool rules, the village adds its own. The barrier has to be solid and five feet tall, and the pool area gets a single gate. Village residents should call their own building department first.

  3. 3.Do temporary pools need a fence in the Town of Hempstead?

    Yes, going by the town code as News12 Long Island described it in 2019, when a Baldwin family was cited. A pool does not have to be permanent to need a town permit and a safety fence.

  4. 4.Who handles a complaint about a Nassau fence job?

    The Nassau County Office of Consumer Affairs, at (516) 571-2600, as long as the house is in Nassau. It cannot take complaints about houses in other counties.

Sources for the Nassau County page

Checked October 2026

  1. Nassau County Office of Consumer Affairs, Who Must Be Licensed
  2. Nassau County Office of Consumer Affairs, Consumer Affairs Jurisdiction
  3. Incorporated Village of Malverne, pool barrier code printout with village notes
  4. News12 Long Island, "In too deep" Baldwin pool violation (June 12, 2019)
  5. Google Maps listings for each company, snapshot of October 2026
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