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You’re already busy enough as it is. We want to make this as easy as possible for you and it basically boils down to three steps:
You can call our office or fill out our website form to request an estimate. We'll talk over your project and schedule a time for us to assess the property, take measurements, and listen to your ideas.
We'll meet you at your property, take pictures, measurements, show you samples and talk over your project with you.
After you approve your quote, we will request a deposit to buy your materials and schedule your project. After that, there's nothing left to do except count down the days until we transform your outdoor space.
Are you looking for a partner to help you take your outdoor aspirations from dream to reality? Contact us today, and we will be in touch soon to help you get started with the initial details.
The life expectancy of a chain link fence largely depends on its material, finish, and the environmental conditions where it's installed. Galvanized chain link fences typically last about 50 years, while a vinyl-coated chain link can last even longer. Proper maintenance and care can further extend the life of a chain link fence.
In general, chain link fences are often cheaper to install than wood fences. The cost of chain link fencing materials is typically less than that of wood, and the installation process is usually faster and requires less labor. However, the final cost can depend on various factors, including the quality of materials chosen, the height and length of the fence, and any additional features or coatings (like vinyl-coating for chain link or specific finishes for wood). While wood fences might have a higher upfront cost, many homeowners prefer them for their aesthetic appeal and the privacy they offer.
Yes — chain link systems can be stepped or angled to match uneven terrain, making them great for rural properties and rolling hills found in areas like Mendocino or the North Bay.
Yes — chain link fences are made from galvanized steel, which holds up well in both wet coastal areas and dry inland zones. For added protection, many homeowners opt for vinyl-coated chain link, especially in areas like Sonoma or Lake County.