A fence line degrades quietly — a loosening post, rust starting at a weld, vegetation compromising a sightline — long before any single issue looks urgent. Scheduled perimeter maintenance catches those before they become a breach or an emergency repair.
A fence line degrades quietly — a loosening post, rust starting at a weld, vegetation compromising a sightline — long before any single issue looks urgent. Scheduled perimeter maintenance catches those before they become a breach or an emergency repair.
Full-line condition assessment to start the plan.
Visit frequency matched to line length and exposure.
Inspection, tightening and touch-up on schedule.
Written report after every visit.
Scoped to your property, not a flat per-item rate. These are the factors that move the number, in the order they usually matter.
Most properties do well on an annual schedule; coastal or heavily used lines may need twice a year.
Routine maintenance is separate from repair — but as a plan member you get priority scheduling if something happens between visits.
That's the point of it — a scheduled inspection catches degrading posts, rust and hardware before they become a repair or a breach.
Name, phone and ZIP. We walk it before we price it.
