Frequently Asked Questions

As required by the state of Nevada, we have "Call Before You Dig" mark where your underground utility lines are before any work begins. This is a standard safety step that every reputable fencing company takes to prevent damage to gas, water, electric, or cable lines on your property.

Please mark your sprinkler heads and underground sprinkler lines before we start building your fence. This helps us avoid damage during post installation. If you need assistance identifying your sprinkler system layout, give us a call and we'll help.

You may be required to put fencing around your pool. Check the permits and inspections section of your city's website for special requirements regarding pool fencing in your area. Safety codes vary by municipality, and we can help you meet local compliance standards.

Typically, we bury fence posts 2 to 3 feet deep. Every project varies based on soil conditions, fence height, wind exposure, and fence type. We adjust depth to ensure your fence is secure and stable for the long term.

Standard spacing depends on fence type: wood posts are set 8 feet apart, aluminum posts 6 feet apart, and chain link posts 10 feet apart. If posts are set farther apart, sagging may occur. We understand every project varies and we adjust spacing accordingly to maintain structural integrity.

Yes. We come out to your property, examine the materials and specifications needed, and give you a written estimate. Be sure to ask us about timeline, our current backlog, when we can start, cleanup costs, and whether we'll be removing an old fence. We believe in transparent pricing with no surprises.

Pay attention to the details of your contract, including the work scope, total cost, payment schedule, start date, and estimated completion date. We'll coordinate scheduling and keep you informed throughout the process. If you have questions about any contract terms, don't hesitate to call us.