What helps in the description
- What kind of fence or wall you have in mind: block, rock, wrought iron, chain link, wood, vinyl, or a block base with iron on top.
- Roughly how long and how high. Pacing it off is fine.
- What is there now, and whether it has to come out first.
- Any gate, and whether a car has to fit through it.
- Whether a neighbor shares it. The shared fence page explains why that matters.
- Whether it sits on a corner, backs onto an alley or is in a historic district. Those change the rules.
- If wind took it down, say so, and say whether any wires are near it.
- Your general area, like a neighborhood or nearest main road.
Please leave your street address out of that box. The company that takes the job can get it from you.
Who gives the quote
The company does. This site does not give quotes, even though the name has that word in it. See how this works.
Not for emergencies
This is not an emergency service. If a fence or wall is on a power line or a house, or someone is hurt, call 911 or the utility first. The wind damage page has more on what to do.
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