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Look for consistent positive reviews, proper licensing, and insurance. A great sign? They happily share past project photos and client references.
Most states require a general contractor’s license. Always verify with your local licensing board—they’ll confirm if it’s active and complaint-free.
Accidents happen. If a worker damages your property or gets hurt, their insurance covers it—not your homeowner’s policy.
Top fence companies offer warranties on both materials (from manufacturers) and workmanship (1–5+ years). Read the fine print for exclusions.
Material type, yard slope, fence height, labor rates, and add-ons like gates or decorative posts. Pro tip: Permits and old fence removal add $$$ too.
Simple projects: 1–3 days. Complex jobs (hilly terrain, custom designs): up to a week. Weather delays? Sadly, Mother Nature doesn’t do warranties.
Most cities require permits for fences over 6 feet. Your company should handle this, but double-check with local zoning offices.
Ask how long they’ve been in business and request examples of similar projects. Newer companies can be great too—if they have seasoned pros on staff.
Absolutely! Ask about seasonal discounts, cash payment deals, or bundling services (e.g., fence + gate). But remember: Cheapest ≠ best.
Always discuss property lines beforehand. A survey (300–300–700) avoids legal drama. Some companies even handle neighborly mediation.
Bamboo, composite (recycled materials), or sustainably sourced cedar. Ask companies about green practices like low-VOC stains.
Many do! Options include monthly payment plans or partnerships with lenders. Just compare interest rates to your bank’s offerings.
Clear the area of toys, debris, and pet waste. Mark sprinklers or underground utilities (call 811 for free utility locating).
Sure, if you’re handy! But DIY mistakes can cost more to fix. Most folks find pros worth the peace of mind.
Locals know your soil, weather, and permit rules. Plus, they’re invested in community rep—they won’t ghost you.