FENCE INSTALLATION IN SIOUX CITY

Yes, we always provide free estimates. This not only helps you get a good idea of the project's cost but also helps us resource the project with the correct equipment and crew. We strongly encourage you to always have an on-site estimate and to ensure that all the job details are written out so that you are going into the project with your eyes wide open. While not everything about a fence installation can be predicted (due to us digging posts under the ground), much of the expectation can be mitigated through a proper inspection and conversation beforehand.

Our schedule is always changing due to weather and the current workload, so giving you an exact number of days before we can start is often impossible. If your job includes many materials, we always try to factor manufacturing times into our estimate. A safe average is about five weeks. If we can manage to beat that, we will always try. From when we receive the materials for your fence to when your installation begins, it is usually within 7-14 days.

For longer fence projects, a week is typical. We can sometimes be out in 3-5 days for smaller yards. If we are unfortunate enough to be hit with bad weather, we may delay the job because it can affect fence materials. When we install it, we want it to last a long time, and if waiting a day or two will add a few years of life to your fence, we usually make that decision. We always do what we can to maximize quality.

We have installed a lot of different fencing materials and are comfortable doing it. Property owners have their pick of the litter. Our team will find out what the backup looks like for that type of material. If you need a fence installed quickly, we can also tell you what is available that day or within the week. We recommend keeping all your fences the same material - when we mix and match, the materials often wear each other out faster than if we just kept them all together. We work with some fence materials: Chain link fences, vinyl fences, Simtek fences, ornamental aluminum and steel fences, wood fences, and backstop fences.

In most areas, yes. The best way to get the most up-to-date information is to talk to your local city. Having that conversation before you start construction is best because the rules can impact design. Height is restricted in many areas; in others, materials may be.

Southern hospitality would say yes, but no law says you must inform your neighbors if it’s on your property line. However, because a fence installation can be distracting (to say the least) and will change the view from any neighbor's windows, it is good to have a conversation with them about the project, how it may impact them, and what it will look like. That will give them time to be prepared when we come in with the trucks for demolition.

Yes. Texas weather loves to swing, and not only does that make the job much harder for our workers on site, but it can also affect the installed materials and their longevity. Too high or too low a temperature, snow, or rain could make the materials act very differently.

Fences last about ten years or longer. The material is the big determining factor when it comes to longevity. What we can do to make sure that the fence stands as long as possible is to offer a comprehensive and experienced installation. Few reputable companies may beat us on price, but the homeowner will always pay that back if the fence wasn’t installed to last. The other thing you can do to make sure your fence lasts is to maintain it. Metal fences don’t require much to stay durable, but they should be chemically treated before installation so that wood-burrowing creatures don’t compromise them.

Our office keeps an eye on the weather and tries to plan our projects accordingly. We will try to give you notice as early as possible if there may be a suspension of work. Our highest priority is giving you a quality, lasting fence, and we prefer not to compromise our work to meet a deadline.