We provide complimentary estimates at no cost.

Yes, all of our fences are constructed with screws. We use absolutely no nails in our fences.

We specialize in the installation of a diverse range of fences to suit your needs, including privacy and custom wood fences, chainlink, aluminum, vinyl, and wire fences. Our skilled team is committed to delivering expert craftsmanship and utilizing quality materials for each project. Explore the extensive fencing options we offer to find the perfect solution for your property.

Yes, our fences are fully customizable in terms of both height and design. We understand that every property is unique, and we offer a range of options to tailor the height and design of your fence to meet your specific preferences and requirements. Our team is here to collaborate with you in creating a personalized fencing solution that complements the style of your property.

After the installation, maintenance services, including staining and pressure washing if needed, are available. Our team is ready to assist with any necessary upkeep or enhancements to keep your fence in excellent condition for the long term. Contact us for pricing details tailored to your specific maintenance needs.

Fences typically have an average lifespan ranging from 15 to 20 years, depending on factors like the type of material used, local climate, and the level of maintenance. Proper care, including activities such as staining and repairs, plays a key role in preserving the fence's durability. Regular inspections and adherence to maintenance guidelines are recommended to maximize the fence's lifespan and performance.

Yes, we are licensed to own a business in the state of Mississippi, and insured.

The ideal time to wait before staining a newly installed fence depends on factors such as wood type and weather conditions. For pressure-treated wood, waiting 4-6 weeks allows for drying and acclimation. Cedar or redwood may require 4-8 weeks for weathering. In dry or hot climates, staining might be possible around 2-4 weeks, while in humid or rainy climates, waiting longer, around 6-8 weeks, is recommended. It's crucial to ensure the wood is dry, clean, and free from mildew before staining. Conducting a splash test can help determine if the wood is ready – if it absorbs water, it's suitable for staining.

Securing a permit for your fence is the responsibility of the property owner. It's recommended to connect with your local city or county code office to confirm whether a permit is required for your specific fencing project. While we don't handle the permitting process directly, we are here to offer assistance, providing valuable information to ensure that your fence project complies harmoniously with local regulations.

No, we use the entire post to ensure maximum durability.