76 FENCE is bringing its brand of craftsmanship and service to the South with a new expansion into Alabama and Mississippi. The Birmingham metro area will serve as the company’s hub, guided by local entrepreneurs Caleb and Erica Kennedy. Their leadership reflects both business ambition and a desire to connect with the communities they serve.
“Bringing 76 FENCE to Alabama and Mississippi represents an incredible opportunity to raise the bar for service in the fencing industry,” said Caleb Kennedy. He and his wife envision the venture as a way to provide not only durable products but also a more personalized experience for customers.
The new locations will offer a full range of fencing options, including wood, vinyl, composite, steel, and aluminum. Each project is designed to meet the specific needs of property owners, from homeowners to business operators, giving the brand a distinct edge in a crowded market.
Company leadership in Philadelphia has expressed confidence in the Kennedys. “Their leadership will drive our growth across Alabama and Mississippi, with Birmingham serving as the launching point for a powerful regional presence,” said Ed Samane, CEO of 76 FENCE. His comments highlight the brand’s strategy of pairing strong local ownership with broader corporate support.
The Kennedys also view the expansion as an opportunity to strengthen community ties. They plan to support school playgrounds, sponsor local events, and offer services that go beyond the typical expectations of a fencing company. “This is about more than fences—it’s about building relationships and supporting the communities we love,” said Erica Kennedy.
By combining professional expertise with civic involvement, 76 FENCE is setting out to redefine what it means to be a service provider in Alabama and Mississippi. The company’s entry into the Deep South is as much about creating trust and connections as it is about putting posts in the ground.