ALL AMERICAN FENCE ERECTORS: FENCING CONTRACTORS

Every job differs in size and scope. However, as fencing contractors, we typically follow the steps below:

• Day one – Set the posts in concrete (unless stated otherwise)
• Allow three to five business days for the concrete to cure. We use that time to build the gates as well.
• Final day – Stretch the wire and install any gates.

In general, if we set the posts on Monday, the job is usually done by Thursday or Friday, unless we are working with custom vinyl gates that get powder coated. Powder coated gates can take an additional week or two.

Our pricing is one of the top reasons why we sell more fences than ALL other fence installers in the High Desert area. Prices often directly impact your sales. We constantly reinvest in our business in ways that allow us to maintain low prices yet still uphold high quality and standards. As long as the competing fencing contractors have equal certifications and licenses, we often beat their prices.

As a reputable fencing contractor, we offer a three-year warranty on material, excluding the gate hardware, and a one-year warranty on our installations or workmanship. However, these do not apply in cases of vandalism, natural disasters, vehicular or animal damage, and normal wear and tear. Powder or vinyl-coated material is also not covered. Our warranties may change without notice.

Vinyl gates have always been a problem due to their durability issues. As a result, our High Desert fence installers and product developers came up with a steel design that resembles a vinyl gate and is powder-coated to match the ranch-style vinyl fence. This is a customer favorite for its durability and aesthetics. However, fencing contractors also use chain link gates with vinyl fences. It’s a cheaper option.

We are professional fencing contractors, and dealing with unconventional situations is part of our daily work. If we have to set posts over concrete, we can use a core drill bit to make a hole in the concrete and set a post inside. Alternatively, we can go for a post with welded base plates at the bottom, so we only need to bolt the plate to the concrete.

Yes, 99.9% of the time, our fencing company places our posts in holes and casts concrete surrounds in the ground. In very rare instances, fencing contractors dirt-set at the client’s request. This is often for temporary projects where the customer wants the cost to be as low as possible.

All the chain link products and materials we stock are galvanized to prevent rusting. Depending on the area’s climate and how often the fence absorbs impact, it could go for decades without rusting.

As a reputable fencing contractor, we offer a three-year warranty on material, excluding the gate hardware, and a one-year warranty on our installations or workmanship. However, these do not apply in cases of vandalism, natural disasters, vehicular or animal damage, and normal wear and tear. Powder or vinyl-coated material is also not covered. Our warranties may change without notice.