Welcome to Young's Fencing

Professional Fencing & Landscaping Since 1948

Established in 1948, Young’s has been continually changing and expanding. Over the years, our community has witnessed our growth from a small agricultural feed, lawn and garden supply store, to a service-based business in our community. Our devoted team is knowledgeable and always willing to assist you. Our ability to focus on managing and exceeding our customers’ expectations is unmatched.

Today, Young’s of Ridgefield offers high quality custom fencing, wood fencing, vinyl fencing, aluminum fencing, chain-link and deer fencing, gates and arbors, as well as residential estate property maintenance and landscaping. We take pride in our ability to exceed our client’s expectations from first call through project completion. Our professional installation team has a combined 60 years of experience.

Please contact us today to discuss your next project – our design consultant is happy to schedule a visit to your property to discuss the best option for your fence project and your budget!

Youngs of Ridgefield is a fully licensed and insured fencing company serving Darien, all of  Fairfield County , CT and Westchester County, NY, including, Ridgefield, New Canaan, Wilton, Redding, Bethel, Danbury, Greenwich, Georgetown, Weston, Norwalk, South Salem, North Salem, Waccabuc and more

Proud Members of AFA

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The American Fence Association benefits industry professionals and consumers by promoting the highest levels of professionalism, ethics, and the education and certification of its members. 

We are committed to reaching new heights of excellence in the fencing industry. This collaboration empowers us to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, ethical practices, and ongoing education, ensuring that our valued clients receive top-notch service backed by the industry’s best practices and certifications.

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Customer Testimonials

Antoinette

From the first phone call to schedule an estimate to the final installation, the team at Young’s was fantastic! I love my new handsome gate, the price was great, the installation professional and on time!! I really can’t believe the difference the gate makes…looks beautiful and elevates my deck entrance while keeping the dog contained. I’m ready for the next project!

Karine

Young’s have always done an amazing job for me for a fair price and rapidly….They have installed chainlink, cedar and vinyl over the years on different properties. Came back to fix things after trees damaged the fence during storms. I cannot recommend them enough. Always on time, always friendly but professional.

Emily

Youngs of Ridgefield has been an absolute joy to work with every time! They always go the extra mile to make sure that everything is well thought out ahead of time and are very detail-oriented! Their staff is always responsive, professional and reliable. I also appreciate that Young’s is an excellent community member, always supporting local organizations and active in making Ridgefield great. 

The Story of Young’s of Ridgefield: 1948-2023

When Joe Young opened Young’s Feed Store on Catoonah Street back in 1948, he probably never dreamed that 75 years later the Young’s name would continue to represent a prominent Ridgefield business.

The original Young’s Feed Store supplied several types of animal feed to local farmers and was a mainstay of the community. In 1973, after 25 years in business, Joe Young sold the store to Bob Fowsky, who continued to operate it in the same location on Catoonah Street, across from the Ridgefield Firehouse. Today the building is home to Colonial Cleaners.

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In 1978, John Couri, a successful businessman and entrepreneur, purchased Young’s. John had settled in Ridgefield a few years earlier after marrying Elaine Conklin, a local girl with deep family roots in town. John and Elaine had met while working at John F. Kennedy Airport, where John owned a duty-free shop, and married in 1974. They made their home in Ridgefield and adopted their son, Christopher, in 1976.

After Couri took over the business, he expanded it into a Feed & Garden store, selling plants, soil and mulch in addition to animal feed and hay. In 1982, they expanded again, opening a power equipment showroom at 91 Danbury Road (across the parking lot from where Young’s is currently located).

In 1981, Couri recruited Dan Rella, a 26-year-old go-getter from Queens who worked for his duty-free business at JFK Airport, to be manager of both the feed store and the power equipment store. Rella moved with his young family from Queens to Danbury, and immediately took on managing the Young’s businesses—despite knowing next to nothing about power equipment or farm animals and their diets.

In 1984, Young’s Feed & Garden left Catoonah Street and merged with the power equipment operation at the larger location at 91 Danbury Road (the building is now home to Gyro on a Pita). There they continued to sell feed and garden supplies alongside John Deere tractors and other equipment. In 1990, an equipment rental arm of the business was opened across the parking lot in their current location at 99 Danbury Road.

Young’s expanded again and became a full-service residential landscaping contractor in 1995. Arnie Nielsen joined the team in 1998, the same year that Chris Couri graduated from business school. Chris took the reins of Young’s in 2001 and, with Dan Rella, expanded the business to include estate management and commercial landscaping. Soon they were handling year-round property maintenance including Ridgefield Bank, the Ridgefield Primary Care building, and the new RVNA building on Governor Street, among others.

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A group of men gather outside of a young's power and equipment store.

In 2010, Young’s was forced to close the Feed & Garden retail store as well as the rental equipment business when John Deere pulled their licensing rights and big-box stores started taking over the garden supply market. Never ones to be discouraged, Young’s pivoted and started selling and installing fences alongside their landscaping services at 99 Danbury Road.

Since then, Young’s has grown into a full-service fence and landscape business, employing more than 35 employees. The company is in the process of being named a “Top Workplace in Fairfield County” by Hearst Media Group. It is a true family environment, with some team members working at Young’s for more than 25 years. Dan Rella and Chris Couri still lead the team today.

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A heritage collage of Ridgefield.

The Young’s Advantage

A new fence is an investment, and you can rest assured knowing that we use only the highest quality, premium fencing materials in our installations and fabrications. Our work with arbors, gates, and fencing is all done in-house by our team of seasoned professionals.

When you’re looking for safety, security, and privacy, whether for your family or your pet, our team can help you pick the right fence to suit the needs of your residential or commercial property.