Our estimator will visit your property at a time that is convenient for you and will work with you to determine the best fence for your property, including the location, type, height and style of fence that best suits your needs.

If you can provide a copy of the survey when the estimator arrives, this is very beneficial in indicating where your property lines are located. Visiting the property provides the best method for determining your needs and providing an accurate estimate for your project.

It depends on the type of fence you are installing, and the many factors play into that. We typically schedule the work as soon as we can. Fencing Unlimited is one of the few fence companies that does a wet-pour concrete which requires that we set the posts and allow the concrete to set up and cure, after which we return to finish the fence. We’ll give you a start date so you know when we’re coming to start the process, and then we’ll return 2-5 days later to finish.

Yes, we offer a 1 year warranty on installation. The lumber that we use has a limited warranty against rot, decay and termites. Split rail is not warranted. Warping, splitting and checking of wood fences are also not covered, and are a natural drying process of wood.

We don’t survey properties. You’ll need to know where the property lines are located to avoid errors in the placement of your fence. We will build the fence wherever you say you would like it, but if it is on a neighbor’s property, you’ll be responsible for the cost of moving the fence.

As the homeowner, you’ll be responsible for sprinkler lines and private utility lines. You’ll need  to locate the underground lines and move them if the fence is going to compete for that same space.

Low voltage wires are not public utilities and won’t be located when calling Miss Utility. The sprinkler lines are practically undetectable underground, and we are not responsible for cutting those lines. If hit, it would be up to the homeowner to have them repaired.