Local Veteran Tim Dunn Expands 76 FENCE in Pennsylvania with Multi-Territory Ownership in Bucks and Montgomery Counties

Tim Dunn expands 76 FENCE in Pennsylvania with multi-territory ownership.

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Local Veteran Tim Dunn Expands 76 FENCE in Pennsylvania with Multi-Territory Ownership in Bucks and Montgomery Counties

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Tim Dunn, a local veteran, has expanded 76 FENCE in Pennsylvania with multi-territory ownership in Bucks and Montgomery Counties. Dunn leads the business with General Manager Eric Matsinger, focusing on delivering reliable fencing services to the region.

76 FENCE BucksMont provides fencing services in the region with a local ownership structure and focuses on delivering reliable work.

A local veteran, West Point and Wharton graduate, and lifelong resident of the greater Philadelphia area, Dunn brings a strong foundation of leadership, discipline, and community connection to the business.

“Tim is exactly the kind of operator we look for as we grow the brand,” said Ed Samane, CEO of 76 FENCE. “His leadership background, commitment to excellence, and deep ties to the community make him uniquely positioned to build a strong, service-driven business.”

Dunn leads the business with General Manager Eric Matsinger, who brings extensive experience in leadership, coaching, and team development. Together, they are focused on delivering a higher standard of service to homeowners and businesses across the region.

“Bucks and Montgomery Counties aren’t just strong markets, they’re home,” said Dunn. “This is where I grew up, where my family lives, and where I’m raising my own children. After years of leadership experience, I wanted to build something meaningful that reflects my values while delivering a level of service this community deserves.”

Dunn, a veteran and longtime local resident, remains actively involved in the community, including coaching youth sports and supporting local initiatives. That perspective carries into how he approaches building the business and serving customers.

“Our goal is to build something that sets the standard for service and becomes a trusted name across the region,” Dunn added. “We’re focused on doing things the right way with clear communication, reliable timelines, and a strong experience from start to finish.”

Supporting that vision is Matsinger, whose background as a coach and educator has shaped a leadership style rooted in teamwork, accountability, and execution.

“Everything we do comes back to people; our team, our customers, and our community,” said Eric Matsinger, General Manager of 76 FENCE BucksMont. “We’re focused on building a culture of high standards and strong relationships, and that’s what will ultimately drive our success.”

76 FENCE BucksMont serves communities across the region, including Allentown, Doylestown, New Hope, Newtown, Warrington, Chalfont, Quakertown, Perkasie, Sellersville, Warminster and surrounding areas throughout Bucks County and parts of Montgomery County, including Hatboro, Horsham and Upper Moreland.

The business offers residential and commercial fencing solutions, including wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and custom installations. The processes emphasize clear communication, dependable timelines, and a professional customer experience from estimate to installation.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 20, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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