New fencing
Walk the planned fence line, discuss privacy and access, and agree on the material and layout before installation.
A good fence starts with a solid plan.
Privacy, access and support all matter. SCS helps you define the layout, materials and work before a new fence goes in or an old one comes out.
SCS · Fencing
Know the work. Know what you’re paying for.Plan the whole fence. Down to the posts.
Start with what you need the fence to do and the condition of the site. A clear scope helps avoid surprises about layout, repairs and removal.
Fence repairs
Look at damaged sections and their support to understand whether a repair will address the problem.
Replacement
Define what is coming out, what is being replaced and how the finished fence should meet the rest of the property.
Before you approve the work
- Fence layout, height, materials and access
- Posts and sections included in the scope
- Removal, cleanup and price in writing
What you don’t see matters.
A finished surface only tells part of the story. Take a look at the details you’re trusting someone to get right.
Inside the fence
01 / Layout
Scroll to build the fence
Know the work before you commit to it.
Get my free estimateThe SCS fencing process
Walk the line before the work begins.
Walk the property
Review your goals, the existing fence and the proposed layout with your project manager.
Set the details
Agree on materials, height, access and the work included. Review the written scope and price.
Build & walk through
Carry the approved plan through the work, then review the completed fence and cleanup together.
Fencing questions
Get clear on the fence before it goes in.
Can a leaning or damaged fence be repaired?
The condition of the posts, connections and surrounding sections determines whether a repair makes sense. Start with an inspection rather than assuming the whole fence needs replacement.
Do I need to know which material I want?
No. Explain your priorities for privacy, appearance and upkeep. Discuss the available material choices and their effect on the scope and price with your project manager.
Will the estimate include taking away the old fence?
The written scope should state whether removal, disposal and cleanup are included. Confirm those details before approving a replacement.
Before you commit.
Get a free on-site estimate. See what needs attention, why the work is recommended and what is included in the price, so you can make a decision you understand.
- Photos that explain the condition
- Materials, scope and price in writing
- A final walkthrough of the completed work