Pricing depends on fence length, height, post condition, gate needs, and whether rot requires full replacement. If only sections are failing, repair can reduce cost, but damaged posts usually push the job toward replacement. A site review is the fastest way to confirm the scope and give you a realistic estimate.

Most requests are answered within one business day, and installation dates are scheduled Monday through Saturday. Your timeline can move faster or slower based on permit or HOA coordination needs and material availability. After the site review, we will share a clear schedule for your specific fence line.

Skipping post inspection is a common mistake, since rot often starts near the soil line. Another issue is ignoring drainage and grade, which can keep wood constantly damp. Finally, choosing the wrong board spacing or height for privacy and wind exposure can lead to warping and misalignment sooner than expected.

Matching is often possible when the existing posts and rails are still stable and the layout is consistent. If the fence line is already out of alignment or posts are compromised, replacement usually gives you a cleaner, longer-lasting result. We will explain the options after we inspect the current condition at your property.

Uneven ground affects how posts sit and how the fence stays level, so we plan for it during layout. We will account for grade changes and keep the fence aligned to the best practical line for your property. If your area requires specific clearance for gates or access, we will address that during the planning stage.

Yes. Certificates of insurance and basic project documentation are available upon request, which helps HOAs and property managers complete their internal paperwork. If you need specific forms or timelines for approval, tell us early so we can coordinate around them.