FAQs

Wood: Provides a natural look, comes in various styles, and can be stained or painted. Vinyl: Requires minimal maintenance, is durable, and offers a variety of colors and styles. Chain-Link: Cost-effective and sturdy, often used for security or temporary fencing. Wrought Iron: Offers a classic and elegant look, can be customized with decorative elements. Aluminum: Durable, lightweight, and resistant to rust. Available in various finishes.

The duration of a fence installation project can vary depending on factors such as material availability and project scope. We offer a complimentary quote within a few days, which includes a more accurate timeline for your specific installation. We invite you to request a free estimate today for more detailed information.

Check with your local city or county for specific regulations regarding fence height, materials, and setbacks. Some areas may require permits for fence installation.

Wood: Aesthetically pleasing but requires more maintenance (painting, staining, sealing) Vinyl: Low maintenance but may be less durable in extreme weather conditions Chain Link: Inexpensive but can look less attractive and may not provide the same level of privacy Wrought Iron: Durable and aesthetically appealing but can be expensive and require more maintenance than other materials

Are they licensed and insured? Do they have references? How long do they expect installation to take? What warranties, if any, do they offer? Do they handle the permitting process?

Clear the area of any debris, rocks, or obstacles. Mark the property line. Ensure that the area is level and free of obstacles.

Repair in the event you have partial damage or only a few fence boards are damaged. If you have suffered serious repair in which a significant portion of the fence is damaged, it may be more cost-effective to replace it. One our contractors will give you an honest, professional assessment.

Repair can be more affordable than a full replacement, especially for minor damage. With a replacement, the cost will vary based on material, fence height, and the scope of the project.

We recommend regularly inspecting your fence for any signs of damage. We recommend cleaning the fence regularly to prevent build up of dirt and debris. We also recommend sealing or staining your fence to protect the wood from weather damage.

Permits: Fence replacement or repair may require permits depending on your location and local regulations Shared Fences: If the fence is shared with a neighbor you need to work with them to agree on the repair plan Contractor Insurance: Ensure your contractor is insured to protect you from potential liability