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    5.0 (1 review)
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    Beware!!! They will keep your money and never do the work…read more We gave a $7,000 deposit in November 2025. We were told it was for materials and that the project would be completed before the first week of December. Then winter weather delayed the project. Totally understandable. They gave us a new date of March 6th. It is now June and they won't answer emails, texts or phone calls.

    Please beware! These ppl took my money and took 6 months to install. I had to call the police on…read morethem to get them moving. Finally they installed the fence and not even 6 months later my $30K fence has issues. Once again they wont respond and have not come to fix the fence. Had another company look at it to fix the fence and they wont touch it. Here is the email from the second fence company. Here is a copy of my email. Hello Jesse and Abby, Thank you for the opportunity to evaluate your fence. Upon inspection, we observed multiple issues that are contributing to the fence's failure: Post Alignment Issues: Several posts (approximately seven) are not properly plumb. While some posts appear level in one direction, they are out of alignment in others, indicating improper installation. Insufficient Post Support: We identified at least two posts where surrounding soil has settled significantly. This condition typically indicates that the posts were either not set in enough concrete or were set with insufficient depth for the material. Given the height of the fence, proper depth and adequate concrete footing are critical for long-term stability. Defective Panels: Two panels appear to be structurally compromised and may be manufacturer defects or the result of improper installation and stress. Based on these findings, the issues appear to stem from installation deficiencies rather than anything else. Due to the nature of the installation and the potential for additional damage during removal or repair, especially considering the materials used, we would not recommend partial repairs. In many cases like this, full replacement of the posts and panels may be necessary to ensure structural integrity. At this time, we must respectfully decline involvement in repairs or replacement of this fence. Given that the concerns appear to be related to the original installation, we recommend contacting the original contractor for resolution. If you are unable to reach them, you may wish to explore alternative avenues for recourse. We appreciate you reaching out to us and wish you the best in resolving this matter. Sincerely,

    Fred The Fence Guy - fencesgates - Updated August 2026

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