East Georgia Fence

Outstanding job.  Travis came by and provided a free quote which included a breakdown for each run so we could provide it to our neighbors in case they wanted to subsidize the payment for that portion of the fence that ran along their yard.  Upon acceptance of the work we scheduled the work. On the day scheduled workers showed up around 8 am and immediately began ripping out the old fence. By the end of the first day the old fence was gone and the posts for the new fence were in the dirt.  The posts (4x4) were buried at least 2-feet deep using a dry tamp down method which allows them to begin building the fence the next day. Essentially the posts are buried using dry cement mixture which absorbs water and moisture from the earth strengthening the post foundation. They showed up the next day and began running the fence pickets. I was impressed that they were actually checking the pickets for imperfections (big knots, splits, etc.) which ensured the fence was sound. As there were some small spaces at the bottom of the fence, they left me some pickets to place at the bottom to keep our small dog from digging under the fence. By the end of the day second day the fence was complete.  They packed up but didn't have enough room on the truck so left a couple things which they promised to pickup the following day.  They came by as promised and picked up the remaining items. Travis came by at the end of each work day to review the work and answer any questions we had.
- Paid half up front and the other half at the end of the job, when the remaining materials were removed.
- Though 4x4 posts were used, the 10' steel-reinforced gate utilized 6x6 posts providing that extra strength need for the swinging of the gates.