Affordable Fence

I called Mike, he came by that night to introduce himself and go through the project. His original estimate was very good, but I added several things, changed a couple of things, and had several special requests. My final problem was I needed the whole thing done in a week to get the county to sign off on my pool. Two days later they started, and got the whole thing done a day early. Passed inspection and my kids were swimming the following weekend! Mike and his crew did what they said, did it right, and followed up with a call to see if we were happy.

Wonderful berry happy with the service

Michael was very professional to work with.  From the first phone call, he was onsite in hours to give a preliminary quote.  Once we decided to go with him, he came out and went over all the details and options we wanted.  The quote he gave us after that was held to.  The time frame he gave us was also met.  Once work started, they were done very quickly and left no trace of debris.
Michael was alos able to refer and arrange other trades I needed for lot line clearing.  
I've worked with other contractors over the year and I wish they were all like Affordable Fence.  They came recommended to me from others and I am greatfull for the tip.

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Affordable fence just finish the work on my fence. I had a great experience with them. Michael worked with me side by side, my job took a lot of work and time to complete because I had to comply with City Regulations. I called others companies to give me an estimate but when they saw how challenge my job was they never come back with the estimate. Affordable Fence did a great job.

In September 2013, I discussed with the contractor the importance that the fence had to meet current building- and fire department codes. I urged contractor to discuss all rules and requirements with both the building department and fire department prior to starting the job. After some delay, contractor stated on Oct. 2 that he discussed the requirements with the building department. The fence was installed late October. Ten days later I found out that the contractor never obtained a county permit. In early November the contractor made an unannounced visit to our office, demanding to be paid the balance. Contractor was paid a partial payment and was asked to arrange for the final inspections before the last payment would be made. I contacted the fire department on November 13 and was advised that the contractor should request the inspection; not the owner. On November 18 the contractor again made an unannounced visit during my busy practice, demanding money, stating that inspections were not necessary and threatening to sue me. He embarrassed me in front of my clients.

Did a great job.