76 FENCE Enters Ohio Market with New Regional Developers and Multi-Territory Franchise Owners in Western Ohio

Webb and Shin’s launch marks the brand’s entry into Ohio. Additional franchise owners across the state are expected to be announced in the coming weeks, reflecting strong interest from operators in the region and continued momentum for the brand nationwide.

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76 FENCE Enters Ohio Market with New Regional Developers and Multi-Territory Franchise Owners in Western Ohio

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76 FENCE has entered the Ohio market with new regional developers and multi-territory franchise owners in Western Ohio. The brand's entry into Ohio is led by husband-and-wife team Webb and Shin, who bring decades of business experience to the region.

Webb and Shin’s launch marks the brand’s entry into Ohio. Additional franchise owners across the state are expected to be announced in the coming weeks, reflecting strong interest from operators in the region and continued momentum for the brand nationwide.

A husband-and-wife team with deep roots in the area, Webb and Shin bring decades of business experience and a long-standing connection to the communities they now serve. Webb is a seasoned entrepreneur and small business owner with a background spanning marketing, finance, and operations, while Shin brings extensive experience in human resources and process optimization from her work with nationally recognized brands including Wendy’s and Zulily. Together, they are focused on building a locally owned business grounded in professionalism, efficiency, and strong customer experience.

“We are proud to partner with John and Amy,” said Ed Samane, CEO of 76 FENCE. “They bring a thoughtful, experienced approach to business and a genuine commitment to their community, which is critical as we continue to grow the brand.”

The Columbus Northwest region presents a strong and growing market, with expanding suburban communities, steady residential development, and increasing demand for reliable home services. Webb and Shin saw an opportunity to apply their combined experience and local knowledge to deliver a higher standard of service in the fencing industry in the region.

“We’ve spent decades building and operating businesses in this region, so this is a community we know and care about deeply,” said Webb. “What drew us to 76 FENCE was the opportunity to pair that local experience with a proven system, allowing us to build something meaningful while delivering a level of service that stands out and professionalism that isn’t always common in this industry.”

“For us, this is about bringing together everything we’ve learned over the years and applying it to a business we can build together,” added Shin. “We’re proud to be launching a locally owned, family-run company in a community we’ve been part of for a long time, and we’re focused on creating an experience that’s seamless, reliable, and rooted in trust.”

76 FENCE Columbus Northwest will offer residential and commercial fencing solutions, including wood, vinyl, aluminum, chain link, and custom installations. The team is focused on delivering a streamlined, customer-first experience, combining clear communication, efficient project execution, and high-quality materials to ensure every project is completed to the highest standard.

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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on April 28, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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