Our Process
A good fence project should be easy to understand. We keep the process clear from the first site visit through the final walkthrough.
We walk the fence line and look at grade, drainage, utilities, irrigation, access, gates, pets, HOA requirements, and anything else that can affect the build.
Your estimate lays out the fence type, height, materials, gates, demolition, haul-off, finish, and site-specific details so you know what is included.
Before installation, we confirm the fence line, gates, access, materials, and utility considerations so the crew can start with a clear plan.
The crew builds to the agreed scope, keeps the site organized, and pays attention to corners, transitions, gates, and the details that make the finished fence look right.
We check gates and hardware, remove job debris, and walk the finished work so the property feels complete when we leave.
Before we dig
Texas 811 covers participating public utilities, while private irrigation, landscape lighting, pool lines, and owner-installed systems still need attention on site.
If dogs or other pets depend on the existing fence, demolition and sequencing need to account for temporary containment.
Low spots, runoff, slopes, retaining walls, and changing elevations affect clearances, stepping, racking, and long-term material exposure.
Trash bins, mowers, trailers, work vehicles, deliveries, and daily foot traffic all influence opening width, hardware, frame, and operator choice.
Approvals, surveys, easements, and boundary questions should be resolved before material is ordered or the old fence is removed.
Where material enters, where debris exits, parking, tight side yards, pools, landscaping, and active business operations all affect the work plan.
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