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"The job was completed in San Antonio. I was not there my spouse said that he arrived timely and really worked on the iron gate so that it could be easy for anyone to use. It’s an old gate and we really needed to get it repaired. "

"We called Hill Country Fence and Ranch at the beginning of April to ask if someone could come and give us an estimate for the work we wanted to have done. Tyler came out the very next day, a Friday, and by the beginning of the following week we had the estimate. After some thought, we decided to drop an item from the initial proposal to save a little money, got back to him, and he immediately sent a new estimate for our review. In our case, we needed to have a survey done and, once we had this taken care of, we got back in touch with Tyler to let him know we were good to go. We were then added to their schedule and were sent a link that we could use to monitor where we were in the queue. The list was continuously updated as work progressed on the many jobs ahead of us. The work on our project started on July 9 and ran for three days straight. The projected start was for a couple of weeks earlier, but that would have coincided with a trip we had out the country and we wanted to be around during the actual work in case there were any issues that arose. On Day One, a three-man crew with materials and equipment arrived punctually and got immediately to work tearing down the old split-rail and privacy fencing, loading it up for hauling off, beginning to drill the holes for the posts, and getting a start on erecting the new cedar split rail. On Day Two, the crew delivered galvanized steel posts and brackets, plus the cedar pickets for the 6' privacy fence. One crew member began work on installing the privacy fence, while the other two continued installing the split rail. All fence posts, metal and wood, were installed in concrete. On Day Three, work continued on both the privacy fence and split rail until completion. The crew worked extremely hard throughout the project in high heat and humidity and did an excellent job. Several neighbors have already commented on how beautiful the new fencing looks. We will certainly recommend Hill Country Fence and Ranch to anyone we hear of looking to have this type of work done."

"Went very well. He came out and gave me a quote. Same day he laid out the frame for my cement. Next day they were pouring. Very fast turnaround. Very affordable. Still happy with the finish product. Getting more work done in the near future. Very professional and prompt. Extremely happy with his work"

"NOT AS GOOD AS REVIEWS! LIED TO MY FACE! I would not recommend Anthony Comachos South Texas Fence. They lack integrity and choose speed and convenience over quality! I hired stx fence to build a residential privacy fence. Nothing fancy just a 6ft cedar fence with postmaster metal posts. The owner Anthony Camacho started off straight forward. He gave me a price, start date and finish date. Price was competitive and came in the middle of the 4 other bids I obtained. So I decided to go with him. He gets one star for starting and finishing when he said he would. And from a distance the fence looks pretty good. But in saying that, cedar looks good in a pile at home depot. Upon closer review the quality of the fence was poor. Rails missing screws and screws drilled in at a 45 deg stripped out. Several nails not properly shot through the nail gun then hammered in sideways. The neighbor and I had to ask the workers to go back and add some screws that were missed. But even at first inspection we ourselves missed some. During the build I had to ask young worker to make a couple holes deeper because it was only 12 in deep. He kinda smirked at me and said he couldn’t because of rock. So I replied “yes I know this is San Antonio, half the city is straight rock after a couple inches into the ground”. A hard dig is part of the job as fence builder in San Antonio, so I couldn’t understand his excuse. We had also requested a rot board on the bottom due to a drop off/runoff at the property line. He agreed and charged us extra to do it. But when it was completed they had put the 2x6 at the same height as a regular bottom 2x4 rail should go. Not at all what we agreed to or paid extra for. So I asked for my money back and would only pay for the difference in cost of the 2x6 and the 2x4. He said it didn’t work like that. He claimed that he had to run across town day off and find 2x6s and that justified the extra cost. To me that’s a BS excuse and just shows poor planning on his part. He acted like 2x6s are some difficult board to find. They are literally one of the most common treated boards found at every big box store. Ultimately after several conversations and him not being able to justify charging us extra because no extra work was done, he agreed to refund half. So I’ll give him some credit for that. The last thing that really upset and the reason for the lengthy review is that he straight up lied to me. I asked him they were going to use hot dipped galvanized nails for the pickets and he said he said yes.He clearly lied to me. The majority of my cedar pickets have black streaks running from all the nails. He used fanaco elctrogalvanzied nails. Which are zinc coated. It looks horrible. I added pickets about a week after because pickets to cover the backside of the postmasters was not included and he said they had to be installed a certain way before the front pickets were placed and was extra. I found this odd because they are literally designed to be concealed. I installed them after the fact no problem. I used hotdipped nails and have zero bleeding from them. As a 15 year fence builder you would think he would use the correct fastner. I refuse to believe he doesn’t know. He chooses to use them, either out of convenience or to save a buck."