Wood, chain link, and iron across the Valley since 2016, plus the slab or driveway if you need it. Quoted off a walk of the actual line.
The problem
Everything that separates a fence that stands from one that leans is buried, poured, or nailed before the pickets go on. By the time you can see it, you cannot check it.
Two feet of hole and concrete on every post, or drive-in spikes that move the first time our clay soil gets a real soaking.
Three rails on a six foot fence or two. Two is what a cheap bid pays for, and it is exactly why those fences bow.
The gate moves a thousand times a year and everything else moves never. It needs heavy hardware and a diagonal brace or it sags by spring.
The difference
The difference is all in the order and the parts you can't see once it's finished. Scroll and watch one go up across a yard, exactly the way our crew does it.
String pulled tight along the actual property line, and the utility locate called in before anything gets dug. Hitting a gas line is not a story you want on your property.
Two feet down, wider at the bottom than the top. Drive-in spikes are faster and they move the first time our clay soil gets a real soaking.
Every post, not every third one, and it cures a full day before anything gets attached to it. This is the step a rushed crew skips and you never see it.
A six foot fence needs a top, middle, and bottom rail. Two rails is what a cheap bid pays for and it is exactly why those fences bow by the second summer.
Spaced so the wood can move when it swells. Butted tight looks perfect the day it goes up and warps itself apart by August.
The gate is the part that fails first, so it gets the heavy hardware and a diagonal brace. Then a sealer, because untreated wood in this sun is done in three years.
What happens next
We pull it up, drive by if we are close, and count the footage off the property line ourselves.
Where it goes, where the gates go, and what the neighbour's side looks like. You get a real number, not a range.
Most jobs run two to three weeks out. We tell you the week before you sign anything, not after.
What people say
Third summer and it has not moved. My neighbour used somebody cheaper the same month and his is already leaning.
They showed me the holes before they poured. Nobody else offered and I did not know to ask.
Did the fence and the driveway at the same time, so I only had one crew in the yard and one bill.
Where we work
If you are inside this line we get to you, and there is no travel charge inside it.
We'll pull it up, drive by if we're close, and give you a real number instead of a range.
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