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"A lot of issues with the fence. Huge gap was left and dog got out. No gate insane when I asked after initial estimate to put it in."

"We had an excellent experience with Pet Fence. They responded quickly. Clint, the owner, was very thorough talking to us about how it worked and how to train our dogs with it. We would recommend him to anyone!"

"worked hard late into the nidght to get it done and done right!"

"I would highly recommend B.O.B construction. Very professional, reasonable and did a great job on our fence install. Thank you Jonah and B.O.B construction. We will definitely recommend you. "

"Bad fence company!! Poor business practices! They installed a fence for our neighbors, their installers broke our irrigation/sprinkler system main line! They refuse to pay or reimburse for the damages! Their sales practices including their salesman, Scott, has poor customer service experience! He was rude and unprofessional! I DO NOT recommend this company or use their services!!"

"The job went very well."

"Great job, great price! Quality work product. Custom gates. Commercial grade materials. Long, straight runs. People still stop to comment years later and ask who installed it. Has held up well including all gates. Highly recommend! Will use again if we ever move. Have referred many times over."

"Overpriced and very mean people"

"Very disappointed in Big Dog Fence. I was referred to them by a family member and gave them a call even though they are 45 minutes to an hour away from my house. I decided to hire them without getting estimates from any companies closer to me. I'm assuming the distance between us caused the lack of care. I wasn't living in the house at the time so I can't speak on the punctuality of the installers but I'm certain I got the bottom of the barrel for several reasons. When they set the poles, they poured dry concrete mix in the holes and said the rain would eventually harden it. The actual chain link was installed the next day, having no water whatsoever added to the dry mix. It was installed and tightened on loose poles. I was asked if I wanted it even with the ground or level across the top. I didn't know having it level across the top would leave me with holes nearly a foot at the bottom throughout. I purchased this fence for my dogs and obviously that wouldn't work so I filled them with rock and dirt. The installers ran out of top rails so they had to pull one or two off my existing fence leaving it loose. Upon completion, Alan called a took off $10 or $20 instead of having the installer come back and finish the job. The biggest problem, however, was and still is the gate. I didn't move in for another couple months but almost immediately started having issues. The installer even told me at completion he had never done a gate like mine before and had several parts he wasn't sure about. There are several open tubes on the gate that catch the chain link and pull it apart. After maybe a year or less of dealing with it and trying to patch it myself, I called Big Dog out for repairs. A different installer came and said it was on completely wrong. He replaced part of the chain link but apparently didn't fix the original issue. Now, a little over two years of use, the gate has multiple holes in it from catching on the frame. We have to swing it out to try and avoid doing any more damage. I called Big Dog once again when my husky fit through the holes and got out. I sent over pictures of the damage and at that point I was informed that that is basically the nature of rolling gates unless you are real careful not to go out of square when opening or closing. I was never told we would have problems or offered any other option for it. So basically, I was knowingly sold a product that Big Dog knew we would have problems with. Now two years after the fact I am past the warranty period and am expected to pay $250 if I want my gate repaired, although I'm sure it will just happen again since it's a defective product. Me being a contractor myself, if I run out of material I have to make another trip to finish the job, whether the customer is 5 minutes or two hours away from me. I would never give them money off because I didn't want to make the drive to finish my job. My store also would not sell a product that we knew would give us problems because we stand behind our products. If we have a job go bad, we replace it and then throw the product out of our store if they don't warranty it. Our reputation is too important to sell poor quality materials. We also warranty our work for life because we don't knowingly sell products that we expect to fail after a year of use. Ultimately, I don't expect Big Dog to fix my issues because it will just be another temporary solution. I will probably end up replacing the gate myself with something that won't fail so quickly."