What people ask before they book

Cost depends on fence length, material, terrain, and local site conditions. We provide a free written estimate after inspecting your property so you know the full price upfront.

Timeline varies based on fence length, material, and site conditions. We'll tell you what to expect when we give you the estimate.

We know local Chattanooga requirements and can advise on permits and property lines. Some projects need them; we'll let you know during the estimate.

We work with pressure-treated pine and cedar depending on your budget and look. Pressure-treated lasts longer; cedar offers a natural appearance and requires more maintenance.

Pressure-treated wood resists rot if installed correctly with good drainage. Over time, exposure to Chattanooga's humidity and weather will age the wood; staining or sealing can extend its life.

Inspect posts and boards yearly, especially after heavy rain or snow. Staining or sealing every few years protects against weathering and helps prevent rot.

Look for leaning posts, cracked or rotting boards, loose panels, or sagging gates. Heavy rain, wind, or ground settling in the Chattanooga area can shift posts and cause damage over time.

Yes, we repair sections without replacing the whole fence. We match materials and style so the repair blends with the existing fence.

Usually yes, if the damage is localized — a few bad boards or a leaning post. If most of the fence is rotted or damaged, replacement may be more cost-effective long-term.

Sagging usually means hinges are loose, the frame has shifted, or posts have settled. We inspect the gate and posts, tighten or replace hinges, and realign the frame so it swings freely.

Yes, we replace worn hinges, latches, and hardware. Replacement parts are usually affordable and restore the gate to smooth operation.

Check gates and hinges yearly for rust, loose bolts, or drift. Chattanooga's humidity can cause rust and corrosion, especially on metal hinges and latches.

We install the opener motor, control box, safety sensors, keypad or remote, and test the system. The gate must already be in good condition; if it needs repair first, we handle that too.

Cost depends on the gate size, opener type, control options, and site conditions. We provide a free estimate after assessing your gate and driveway.

Motor burnout, sensor misalignment, loose wiring, and rust are common issues. Chattanooga's humidity can corrode electrical connections; regular inspection catches problems early.

Chain link is common and affordable for security; vinyl is low-maintenance; ornamental iron adds curb appeal; wood offers privacy. We recommend based on your property's use and local code requirements.

Most do. Chattanooga code has height, setback, and material requirements for commercial properties. We know the rules and can advise during your estimate.

Timeline depends on perimeter length, site prep, and permit timing. We schedule work to minimize disruption to your business.

Repair fixes specific damage; replacement removes the old fence and installs new. Replacement makes sense if most of the fence is rotted, damaged, or too old to repair reliably.

We remove and haul debris. Some material can be recycled; we'll tell you what's possible when we assess the old fence.

Depends on the fence length, material, and site conditions. Removal and installation typically span several days; we'll give you a timeline in your estimate.

Galvanized steel is affordable and strong but can rust over time. Vinyl-coated lasts longer in Chattanooga's humidity and comes in colors like green and brown.

It depends on the coating, the weather and upkeep. Galvanized chain link holds up for many years, and vinyl-coated mesh resists rust longer in Chattanooga's humidity.

Yes, chain link is usually the most affordable option. Cost depends on height, length, and whether you choose galvanized or vinyl-coated material.

Vinyl doesn't rot, rust, or need painting or staining. It resists Chattanooga's humidity and weather better than wood and maintains its appearance with just occasional cleaning.

Vinyl usually costs more upfront, but you save money on maintenance over time since it never needs staining, sealing, or repairs from rot.

Individual boards or panels can be replaced if damaged. Full replacement of a section is usually more practical than trying to repair vinyl.

Most residential privacy fences are 6 feet tall; some are 5 or 8 feet depending on your needs and local code. We can advise on height during your estimate.

Most do. Chattanooga has setback and height rules for fences. We know the requirements and can tell you what's needed for your property.

Solid wood or vinyl blocks sight and sound equally. Wood feels natural and offers a classic look; vinyl is lower-maintenance and more durable in Chattanooga's climate.