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At V. Serrano’s Landscaping, fencing isn’t just our trade; it’s our passion. Based in Primos, PA, we offer fence installation services that blend form and function. We specialize in residential fencing, including wood, vinyl, and aluminum, with every project customized to the homeowner’s needs. Serving Delaware County, we’re proud to be the team people trust to protect their properties while adding value to their homes.
From a backyard retreat to a secure boundary, we go the extra mile to make your fencing project seamless and stress-free. Call us today to see why so many in the community recommend our work.
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Fences do more than define boundaries; they protect what’s important and add a polished look to your home. At V. Serrano’s Landscaping, we use materials that stand up to the elements and designs that suit your personal taste. Whether you’re considering a classic wood fence installation, easy-care vinyl fence installation, or a robust aluminum fence installation, we’ll make your vision a reality.
Homeowners across Primos, PA, and Delaware County count on us to create fencing that lasts. Give us a call at 215-834-2327, and let’s talk about the fence that’s right for you.
In 1650, the area that eventually became Upper Darby had been inhabited by the Lenape tribe of Native Americans for thousands of years. The Lenape were part of the larger late Woodland culture, living in longhouses and birch bark homes, and engaging in the type of agriculture featuring companion planting of the Three Sisters (winter squash, maize, and beans).
The first permanent Europeans settlers arrived in late 1653 with a group from New Sweden. Soon after, in 1655, New Sweden was taken over by the Dutch, and then came under English rule in October 1664 as part of England’s overall conquest of New Amsterdam. The region was controlled as a possession of the English king until it was included in a large land grant to William Penn in 1681.
Upon Penn’s founding of the colony of Pennsylvania the next year, the area was designated as part of the municipality of Darby Township, in Chester County. It was subsequently part of the eastern section of that county which was split off on September 26, 1789, to form Delaware County.
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