Great Kills takes its name from the old Dutch word “kill,” meaning creek or channel, and the water still shapes daily life here. Between Great Kills Harbor, the marinas and the beaches and trails of Great Kills Park, this is one of the South Shore’s true boating neighborhoods. Away from the harbor, the streets off Amboy Road, Hylan Boulevard and Giffords Lane are lined with family homes that need fences for privacy, pets, pools and storage.
All Island Fence & Railing is a full-service fence company with more than 35 years of experience. We install residential and commercial fencing throughout the 10308 ZIP code, and we design each fence around the way your household uses its yard.
If you keep a boat, trailer or jet skis at home over the winter, a standard walk gate won’t do. We build wide, double-swing driveway gates that let you back a trailer in without clipping a post, and we plan the opening around your driveway’s slope and turning room.
For side yards and storage areas, chain link fencing is a practical, affordable option. It keeps equipment secure, lasts for years with very little care, and can be fitted with privacy slats if you’d rather keep your gear out of view. Where appearance matters more, an aluminum or PVC gate can match the rest of your fence while still opening wide enough for a trailer.
Homes on or close to Hylan Boulevard and Amboy Road see steady traffic, and many lots in Great Kills sit close to the houses next door. A full privacy fence turns the backyard into a space you actually want to use, whether that’s for grilling, a play area or a quiet patio.
Our PVC privacy fence installation is the most requested option in the neighborhood for good reason. Vinyl panels don’t need painting, wipe clean with a hose, and come in white, tan, gray and adobe. If you like the warmth of real wood, we also install cedar and spruce privacy fences, and we’ll explain the staining schedule that keeps wood looking good in salt air.
For a front yard or a pool area where you want security without blocking the view, aluminum fencing is a clean, open alternative that won’t rust.
Great Kills Park and the shoreline took serious damage during Hurricane Sandy in 2012, and many homes in the lower blocks toward the harbor were rebuilt afterward. If your yard drains slowly or your home sits on low ground, the fence needs to be planned for it.
We set posts at the right depth for the soil, choose materials that won’t rot when the ground stays wet, and look at how water moves across the yard before deciding on panel height and bottom clearance. PVC and aluminum both hold up well in these conditions.
Great Kills has a busy commercial strip, plus marinas and boatyards around the harbor. We install commercial fencing for storefronts, parking areas, dumpster enclosures and storage yards, including chain link, aluminum and PVC. We’ll work around your hours so the job doesn’t get in the way of your customers.
We visit your property, measure the fence line and talk through materials, height and gates.
You get a written price with every detail listed, from the number of gates to the post style.
Before any digging, all public utility lines are marked, including electric, gas and water.
Our licensed and insured installers set the posts, hang the panels and adjust every gate.
We clear the site and walk the finished fence with you.
Every installation comes with our five-year labor warranty, and our PVC products carry a lifetime material warranty against manufacturer's defects.
Yes. We size double-swing driveway gates to your trailer and your driveway, and we leave enough turning room so you can back in without hitting a post.
PVC is the most popular choice. It gives you full privacy, never needs painting and handles salt air and wet ground well. Cedar is a good option if you prefer real wood and don’t mind staining it every few years.
Yes. We remove the damaged fence and posts and install a new fence with posts set for your soil, so it holds up better the next time a storm comes through.
We do. We install chain link, aluminum and PVC fencing for storefronts, parking areas, storage yards and boatyards, and we can schedule the work around your hours.
We’ve spent more than three decades installing fences across Long Island and New York City, and our team has been recognized in the Best of Long Island awards. You can see our PVC, aluminum, wood and rockwall styles in person at our indoor and outdoor showroom in Islandia, or browse finished projects in our fence gallery.
Call (516) 442-0012 or book a free fence estimate online. Let us know what you’d like to fence in, and we’ll come out to measure and talk through your options.