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Fences, Gates & Privacy: What We Handle
This group covers defined fence, gate, entry and privacy-screen projects around a property. The useful starting point is the exact boundary or opening, the existing condition and whether the request is new work, repair or replacement.
Height, material, posts, grade changes, gate hardware and connections to walls or other fences all affect the project. A privacy goal can be handled differently from a security, boundary or access goal.
Services and Related Options
Planning the Project
Photograph the full run or opening, not just one damaged section. Include corners, slopes, posts, adjacent walls and the area where a gate or screen will operate.
Measure approximate lengths, opening widths and heights. If a product or material has already been selected, include its specifications.
Repair, Replacement or New Work?
Localized damage can sometimes be repaired when posts, framing and surrounding sections remain sound. Leaning runs, widespread deterioration or a new layout may point toward a larger replacement scope.
Gate problems should be separated into frame, hinge, latch, post or automation issues so the request does not assume one cause.
What Can Change the Scope
Property slope, existing footings, post condition, demolition, access, material weight, gate hardware and nearby utilities can change the work.
Boundary and permit questions can also affect permanent fence work depending on the location and project.
What to Send With Your Request
- Wide photos of the full project area and its surroundings.
- Close-ups of existing damage, connections, edges or transitions.
- Approximate dimensions and access information.
- Product, material or design details already selected.
Show where the requested work begins and ends, especially when only part of an existing fence or privacy system is involved.
Common Questions
Should I start with repair or replacement?
Start with the condition of posts and supporting sections. Replacing boards or hardware is different from rebuilding a failing fence line.
Can this be coordinated with nearby outdoor work?
Yes. Fence and gate work can connect to decks, hardscape or landscaping, but each interface should be identified before work is combined.
Related Service Families
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