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We Offer A Variety of Commercial & Residential Fencing Solutions
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We offer a wide variety of high-quality American-made fencing materials to help you create the fence of your dreams. Our team at Fencescape will help you design fencing that fits both your style and your budget.
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There are a lot of factors that influence the cost of a fence, and it can definitely vary. One must factor in the style of fence, height, material desired, and footage of the property. We offer free estimates and will come out to your home/business and go over all your options and budget. You can call our number, (904) 465-0423 or get a free fence quote online.
There are several factors that will influence what type of fence would be best suited for ones property. We will discuss all options during your appointment to see what you desire out of a fence such as, privacy, security, keeping pets or children safe, pool enclosures, or simply aesthetics.
Duration of installation can vary depending on the size of the property but the average residential fence project takes approximately 2 days. Scheduling your project can vary depending on if the material used is commonly stocked by our suppliers or if the project is more customized. We generally can schedule your project within two weeks of contract signing.
Chain link fencing has zero maintenance. However, most HOA’s do not permit chain-link. Aluminum fencing is another great option for very low maintenance and is permitted by many more HOA’s. Vinyl fencing is a great option but can mildew over time and would need to be cleaned. Wood fencing is a natural product, and is guaranteed to warp and twist over time.
A homeowner’s survey is the first place recommended to start the inquiry. Each time a property is sold, the survey is updated and should have the property fence marked. We can help the homeowner review the survey and see if the fence is marked. We also have a tool that can find the property pins and locate if the fence is within the property line. One can assume if the fence is within the property line and encompasses all four sides, it belongs to that homeowner, but you can always check with your neighbors to make sure.
We typically advise the customer to keep the fence level on the top, which would cause a gap at the bottom which could be filled in with dirt. If the customer decides they want the fence to follow the grade of the land-maybe they have a dog they want to keep in, we would use grade strings to run the fence contour to the land, but the top of the fence would not be level.