The duration of a fence installation can vary, but typically, residential projects are completed within one to two days. While several factors can influence the timeline, the investment in time is worthwhile, considering that a well-built fence can last approximately 20 years, as noted by This Old House.

Yes, we always conduct an on-site visit before providing an estimate. This allows us to assess the terrain and identify any potential challenges to our standard installation procedures. It's also an opportunity for us to meet with you personally and ensure we fully understand your requirements and expectations.

We strive to accommodate our clients promptly. In most instances, we can arrange a meeting within the same week of your initial contact, or at the latest, within five business days.

The project completion time can fluctuate based on various elements, including material availability and weather conditions. However, on average, you can expect a turnaround of three to five weeks from the initial consultation to project completion.

We strongly advise obtaining a survey or at minimum, a corner locate before fence installation. Understanding your property boundaries is crucial to ensure the fence is installed entirely within your property. If needed, we can utilize plot maps and attempt to locate your corner pins. However, it's your responsibility to provide the necessary information, such as plot maps or surveys, that will enable us to accurately identify property corners.

Indeed, we do. Prior to your installation date, we will reach out to 811 to have your power, water, natural gas, and internet/cable lines marked. Please note, however, that 811 does not locate irrigation lines, low voltage outdoor lighting, or propane lines running from tanks. These remain the homeowner's responsibility to identify.

In many jurisdictions, a permit is required for fence installation. We recommend contacting your local government to determine if permitting is necessary. Our team is more than willing to assist you in obtaining any required permits for your project.

Yes, we always set our fence posts in concrete during installation. Our standard practice involves digging post holes approximately two feet deep and eight to ten inches in diameter. We use a minimum of 50 pounds of concrete for each post to ensure stability and longevity.

We offer a one-year craftsmanship warranty on our fence installations, which covers installation errors. All materials used are also covered by their respective manufacturer warranties. Please note that natural aging and exposure to elements can affect the appearance and dimensions of fence materials, and these changes are not covered under our craftsmanship warranty.

We recommend staining or applying a combination of stain and sealant to your newly constructed wooden fence. Painting is not advised as it doesn't penetrate the wood effectively. If you choose to stain or seal, we suggest waiting three months after installation. This allows the pressure-treated wood sufficient time to complete its drying process before application.