Bee Fencing recently completed the replacement of my 30-year-old privacy fence. The fence was in a…read morestate of disrepair, leaning precariously and hindering the operation of my lawnmower. The removal, disposal and replacement of 321 feet of fence took approximately four days. The original 4x4 posts were typically cut to ground level to prevent tripping hazards. Instead, steel poles were driven into the ground at least two feet, and treated boxes were strategically placed around them to conceal the poles on three sides. These boxes were constructed on-site, mirroring the robust and heavy gates. The boxes were securely attached to the steel poles using hardened steel fasteners, commonly referred to as Ram-Set Nails. The top of the boxes featured lateral rails, while three horizontal rails provided support for the pickets. In contrast, my previous fence only had two rails for picket support. These rails are the most straight and sturdy 20-foot-long 2x4s I have ever encountered. The top rail, with its wide face facing upwards, is likely to become a "Squirrel Expressway" in the future. The Bee Fencing crew, comprising up to six individuals depending on their workload, demonstrated exceptional professionalism. There was no verbal abuse, profanity, or music that disrupted the tranquility of my neighborhood. These young men were highly focused, transporting heavy pressure-treated lumber from their trucks to the backyard with remarkable efficiency. They also meticulously transported the old fence to their trucks with the same precision. At the conclusion of each day, they meticulously packed their tools and maintained the grounds. On the final afternoon, as the crew completed the installation of the last gate, I conducted a perimeter inspection and discovered only seven nails in the grass, with four of them attached into a strip. Throughout my career as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor for over three decades, I dedicated myself to assisting individuals in developing effective work habits or reintegrating into the workforce. The Bee Fencing crews operating during the past week exemplified the principles I consistently sought to impart to my clients. Their expertise is such that they could serve as instructors for my clients or even my grandchildren.

I called for a quote and was contacted and Rob came out measured and emailed a quote. After…read morespeaking to my son we decided to make the area smaller. I also paid a deposit. I was having privacy fence across my backyard and wood and metal along the side yard. I was also having them remove chainlink fence also. I contacted my project manager and informed him I would like to change measurements of the privacy fence. Rob came out again and he set the flags for the fence. I learned a valuable lesson Read every quote and email you get immediately. If you have questions email them but If you don't get a reply back when you think you should, call them, don't assume that they received your email. Be sure if you change your ideas everyone is aware. Communication is the only way to ensure you get what you expected. Even though I'm not getting a fence. Their management is top notch!!!

To begin with, the estimator, Ed, was very professional throughout the entire ordeal. He went above…read more& beyond, including cleaning up the horrible messes the installers left. His bosses are the problem in my opinion. After Ed did an on-site survey, we signed a two-page agreement to proceed. The first insult from Bill's after that was when we were presented a 10-page document, of which 3 pages consisted of verbiage explaining what Bill's would do to us if we didn't pay them. I voiced my opinion and displeasure with the tone of the document to Ed but decided to proceed (against my better judgement, but we wanted to get it done) and wrote a check for the 1/2 down. They had our check cashed in less than 4 hours. BTW, Ingle Fence was 5K less, but we liked Ed's professionalism and demeanor very much. I also referred a friend to Bill's and they did a pitiful job on hers. She has said that she will NOT recommend Bill's to any of her friends. So far, they have declined to correct two of the three deficiencies (1) pickets excessively spaced and warping present in just 60 days (2) picket bottoms just "floating" above bottom 1 x 6 on one section, and (3) didn't bother to even address the first problem I pointed out i.e., the top wood 2x4 cap of one section of fence not being level. They offered to "upgrade" the excessive picket spacing as a "goodwill" gesture by ONLY charging us another $4,500 on top of the 20K we already paid. They claim that the pickets shrank in the 60 days since installation. Buried on page 6 of the 10-page contract, is an explanation of the grade of wood they use. It's allegedly a #2 grade which, after seeing it in an installed condition, is one grade higher than it deserves. In addition, just to add insult to injury, Bill's office girls tried to collect the 1/2 down at the beginning of the job TWICE. They then tried to collect the final payment on completion TWICE. There was nothing nefarious about the duplicate collection attempts, just incompetence. To their credit, they did a site visit and took pictures. I asked that they report back via phone call, as I had already received one of their "FU" emails. So naturally, they DIDN'T report back via phone, instead, I got another "FU" email from them. In the end, their workmanship & materials warranty isn't worth the paper it's written on, other than for Bill's to throw it in your face when a complaint is registered. I have NEVER reviewed a business online, but I feel as tho future prospective customers of Bill's need to be aware that their workmanship is lacking & that the wood they use is substandard in my opinion. Bill's is a very arrogant company for no apparent reason IMHO. Beware, regardless of how much you pay.

Doing some ' Macgyver' type modifications and repairs to my chain link fence. Explained what I was…read moredoing to Mary, after she thought about my madness she totally 'nailed' getting me what I needed and pointed out things I was over looking. Made my day, my dogs probably don't like her.

I would 100% recommend Century Fence. The quality and customer service are top notch. I usually…read moredon't do reviews and wanted post this because they did such a good job.

Very pleased with the quality, price, and service we received from Century. The owner is honest,…read moreupfront, personable, and knowledgeable.

As of August 4, 2026 this company has still not made this situation right. The Arkansas Contractors…read moreboard has fined them. The Court also saw in my favor during a small claims case. This company also goes by Deyo Contractors.

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I paid Jerry stiles $9,000 to START a job of a deck with handicap ramp. He took the money, said it…read morewas for materials, brought over scraps bolting together. When I complained about the materials not being new, and only a couple of pieces. He brought over another customers materials working on theirs at my house instead of my work. He then stopped coming after only working 4 days on someone else's project, and never came back and stopped answering his phone. I later found out he has a cease and desist order against him to even do work. Jerry stiles is a thief and con artist

Did a great job installing a toilet. Hauled away the old one and cleaned up afterwards. Very…read morereasonably priced as well.

Joe was very professional. Explained exactly what he planned to do. Was able to finish quicker than…read morehe thought and left my yard in great shape.

Septic Solutions took care of our drain field problem in one day. They were very professional,…read moreprepared and knowledgeable. They had to dig multiple large holes in our yard , but when finished, it was smoother than before. They also came in under their estimate. 5 star recommendation.

Took forever to finish the job properly... six weeks - basic installation - section of chain link,…read moresection of privacy fence and a gate in each - and still not right... all the while office staff trying to collect payment for an incomplete job. Lack of communication between project manager/quality assurance and installers. Always thought of Bills as the best, no longer... very sad...

Do not recommend. I signed the contract stating the new fence should flow with the natural grade…read more They absolutely didn't do this AND they didn't follow the same fence line leaving gaps between our yard and the fence. In one area, it was built so far back from our yard, left a huge gap. They had to put in 8ft boards. Now we have to fill that area with dirt and rock. After one month, a crew came back to fix the issues but there are still gaps, which allow our river rock to fall through on the neighbor's property. It also looks janky (for lack of a better word). We paid $9000, part of cost was for removing posts, but I expected a tidy project. When they came back to fix the issues they used staples instead of screws, so part of the fence has screws and the other has staples. Some boards are splitting, they aren't cut straight, etc... The crew used a warped board. It popped off from screws before the crew left but they didn't change it. When crew came back to fix issues instead of replacing the, obviously, warped board they stapled it back. Shocker, it popped off again. They also built the fence over one of our sprinkler heads and had to fix it. I do not recommend. Also to note, we had to argue the fact that they needed to come back and fix the issues. Finally they reviewed the contract and saw it was meant to flow with the natural grade.