We take pride in our work

and do it the best way we know how. For that reason, we install our fences on 6 ft centers instead of 8 ft centers like many other fence companies. Although there is more material and labor involved in this method of installation, it makes for a much stronger fence. Our vinyl, aluminum, and chain link fences are installed using concrete on every post.

Gate installation demands the most care and attention. The reason is simple. Gates are where the majority of the activity will happen. To ensure our gates have more than adequate strength and support, our vinyl fences come standard with an aluminum post stiffener for each hinge post. Moreover, gate posts are given added concrete depending on gate size and property conditions. Standard hardware for our vinyl fences includes stainless steel adjustable self-closing hinges and stainless steel post-latch. Our aluminum fences come standard with a double thick hinge-post (.125 wall). Standard hardware for our aluminum fence includes self-closing hinges and gravity latch. All hardware is powder-coated black for long-lasting enamel baked finish.

*****Hundreds of Stellar Reviews****

As you may know, collecting reviews is not easy.  With our new website here, we’ve tried to streamline the process.  Individual Home-Owner reviews are attached to Featured Installation pages.  Check them out!  And remember to ask your sales rep for any “Submit a Review” promotions we may be running when we install your fence.  The rewards are always worth far more than the time it takes to write us!!

Licensed, Bonded, and Insured

All of our employees are covered by workman’s compensation insurance, automobile insurance, and general liability. Our policies are significant in scope and coverage, and range up to $2,000,000.00.

We hold occupational licenses in over 15 cities and 7 counties we do business in and have bonds to guarantee our work in many of those jurisdictions.

Exemplary BBB Record

We encourage anyone looking for a fence to consult the Better Business Bureau to learn how a prospective fence contractor conducts business and responds to customer complaints. Doing so takes only a few minutes and may save you a lot of future aggravation. You can access the Better Business Bureau via internet by visiting their website located at www.bbb.org.