Answers before you pick up the phone

Cost depends on the length, height, material, and ground conditions. We give you a price after we see the property and understand what you want.

Most residential fences need a permit in Cleveland and nearby communities. We can discuss the permit requirements with you, but check with your local building department to be sure.

A typical residential fence takes a few days once we start, depending on length and terrain. We'll give you a timeline once we've planned the job.

Chain link is strong, affordable, and requires little upkeep. It's a smart choice for securing yards and defining property lines without breaking the budget.

Yes. We adjust the posts and rails to follow the slope and keep the fence level and tight.

We typically install 4-foot and 6-foot chain link. We can discuss taller options based on your needs and local codes.

We use pressure-treated lumber and cedar, both of which hold up well to Ohio winters and rain. We'll recommend the best option for your situation.

Wood fences benefit from staining or sealing every few years to protect against weathering. Without treatment, they'll fade and eventually split.

It depends on the wood type, the exposure and the upkeep. Regular sealing extends the life of the fence, and cedar and pressure-treated lumber both hold up well to Ohio winters.

Wood and vinyl are the most common privacy materials. Both are solid and block views completely. Wood is traditional and warmer; vinyl requires less maintenance.

Most residential codes in the Cleveland area allow 6 feet. Check with your local building department and your homeowners association if you have one.

It's a good idea to know exactly where your property line sits before we build. A survey prevents disputes with neighbors and ensures the fence is placed correctly.

We install swing gates and sliding gates in wood, chain link, and vinyl. We match them to your existing fence and make sure they operate smoothly.

Yes. Hinges, latches, and posts need to be heavy-duty to handle daily use. We use quality hardware rated for the gate size and weight.

Some gates can be fitted with openers. We can discuss what's practical for your setup and property layout.

If boards are rotted, posts are leaning, or damage is widespread, replacement makes more sense than patching. We'll assess the fence and advise you honestly.

We remove all the old materials, pull the posts, and haul everything away. The site is clean and ready for the new fence.

Removal and installation typically take a few days depending on the fence length and condition. We'll give you a timeline during the initial visit.

Repairs make sense if damage is limited to a few boards or posts. If a large share of the fence is compromised, replacement is usually more cost-effective.

Weather, ground settling, rot, and impact damage are common in Cleveland. Wood splits in winter freeze-thaw cycles, posts can lean from water saturation, and gates sag from heavy use.

Wood fences weather over time and new lumber will look different at first. If appearance matters, we can discuss staining the whole section to blend it in.