This all depends on the product you choose and how you will take care of it after our installation. With proper care, our products are guaranteed to last a lifetime.

PVC/Vinyl and Aluminum are maintenance-free products. Anything that has to be done with these products could be done with a garden hose.

Chainlink is a low-maintenance product. All you would need to do to keep this product in mint condition is apply a coat of rust-resistant finish to fight the rust off. Other than that, all you would need to do is hose down the dirt that occasionally gets stuck onto your fence.

Wood will need the most maintenance out of the rest of these products. Annual scrubbing is required to keep this product in tip-top shape and condition.

We recommend that someone is home by the time we arrive to the job. Only so we could set up the layout and review everything with you before we start the job. Once that’s completed, the only other time we will need you is when we finish the job. That way, you can inspect our work and pay the balance upon completion.

While most companies dig their holes 18-24 inches deep, we’ve recognized that a post has maximum durability when it’s 30-36 inches deep into the ground. We provide maximum durability on all products.

Once you give us the job, we will need a deposit of half (50%) of the job total so we could order the material required. After that, the remaining half (50%) will be due upon completion.

We could approach this one of two ways. We can either follow the slope of your property ground, leaving the distance between the ground and the bottom of your fence the same distance throughout the entire fence, or, we can keep the top of your fence leveled at all times, leaving the distance from the ground to the bottom of the fence varying in size. We could step the fence down section by section to prevent a big difference.

We will discuss which alternative you would like to take, along with explaining to you our expert opinions just so you could better understand the entire process.