FAQ

76 FENCE installs a wide variety of fence styles for residential and commercial purposes. These include picket fences, privacy fences, pool fences, dog fences, ranch fences, and more.

There are several ways to install a reliable fence. Among the most popular and durable fencing materials are vinyl, wood, aluminum, composite, treated pine, chain-link, cedar, and steel. Our 76 FENCE team will discuss the purpose of your fence and your price range, then offer you options for the type of fencing material that will work best for you.

This depends on the size and scope of the job, but most fencing tasks take about a day or two to complete. If there are weather difficulties, that could create a slight delay.

Yes, it’s fast and simple to receive an estimate over the phone. We can also provide an email estimate if you prefer.

Yes, all you have to do is check out all the positive feedback we receive on review sites such as our Google Business Profile or Facebook page.

We are licensed and bonded for fencing work in every location (and operate in all 50 states).

If you count our entire staff, we have multiple decades of experience installing and repairing virtually any type of fence.

Yes, we handle all that for you. Everything we do will be in full compliance with your community’s zoning codes and ordinances.

Yes, 76 FENCE not only installs fences but also handles staining and maintenance.

We offer (and honor) manufacturer warranty coverage on every fence we install for homeowners or businesses.

There are multiple ways to finance a new fence installation. Some of our clients pay for it through 0% financing, whereas others pursue home improvement loans.

Yes, our team will address any disputes or issues that occur before, during, or after we’ve installed your fence.

While the prevailing rates for fencing materials are always in flux, some are more generally affordable than others. In most locations, the most cost-effective options are chain-link fences or pressure-treated pine fences.

This depends on customer preferences. Wood tends to be sturdier and denser, whereas vinyl requires less maintenance, lasts a long time, and doesn’t have as much trouble with termites or wood rot.

Any time works well for installing a new fence, but you may find the best deals in either the early spring or fall.

You can add substantial property value with any new fence (vinyl, chain-link, steel, etc.). There are also many intangible benefits to new fence installation, such as increased privacy, better aesthetics, and intruder deterrence.