The price of a fence varies greatly depending on factors such as the type of fence, height, total linear feet of fencing needed, and number of gates. Terrain and site conditions, such as slopes or obstacles, can also affect the price. We typically calculate your quote using ‘per linear foot’ pricing, which accounts for material and labor. The overall size of your fence project can play a significant role in determining your per foot cost. For example, a project requiring 300 feet of fencing will often have a considerably lower per foot cost than one needing only 30 feet. For the most accurate quote, It’s best to set up an in-person consultation with us. However, if you know the amount of fencing needed for your project, we can also provide a rough estimate over the phone or via email.

To Determine your property lines, start by reviewing your property survey or plat map, which outlines the exact boundaries of your land and locations of your property pins (metal stakes placed at the corners of your property by the original surveyor). These documents are typically included in your closing paperwork or are available through your county’s property records office. If you cannot locate these, hiring a licensed land surveyor is the most accurate way to confirm your property lines. Clearly identifying your boundaries is essential before installing a fence to avoid disputes or encroaching on neighboring properties.

Simple answer: Locate your property pins.

We contact 811 prior to every fence installation. They will mark underground public utilities such as electrical, gas, and internet lines. They will NOT mark any private utilities that may be present. Examples of private utilities include pool equipment, irrigation systems, and electrical lines running to a garage or shed. It is the homeowners responsibility to have these marked by hiring a private utility locator. Venture fence will not assume responsibility for damage to any unmarked underground items during the fence installation.

The installation timeline depends on the size and complexity of the project. Typically, a standard fence installation takes between 1 to 3 days, but larger or more intricate projects may take longer. We will provide a clear timeline during your consultation.

Yes, every fence we install is backed by our 10-year workmanship warranty, as well as a limited lifetime material warranty for many of our fence options, ensuring long-lasting quality and peach of mind.

Permit requirements vary by location. We recommend checking with your local city or county office to determine if a permit is required. We can also help guide you through the process, if needed.

Yes, we offer fence repair services for all types of fences, including fixing damaged sections, replacing broken posts, or upgrading your fence. Contact us for an assessment!

Yes, we offer fence removal services! If you need an existing fence taken down before installing a new one, our team can safely and efficiently remove it. We’ll handle the entire process, from disassembly to disposal, making it easy to start your new fence project. Contact us for more details or to get a removal quote.

Maintenance depends on the type of fence you have. For example, wood fences may need staining or sealing, while vinyl, aluminum, or chain link fences require minimal upkeep. We provide specific care recommendations based on your fence material.

We use a driven post or ‘no-dig’ method for the majority of our residential fence installations, as it’s the preferred choice for many of our customers after doing their research. The fence posts are driven 4 feet below grade, ensuring a fence that is just as strong and secure as one with posts set in concrete. Opting for driven fence posts offers several advantages: it significantly reduces labor costs, makes for a cleaner process, and allows for a quicker installation. Posts that need to support a heavy gate will be set in concrete, even if the rest of the fence has driven posts. Prefer to have your posts set instead of driven? No problem! Just let us know, and we’ll adjust your quote accordingly.

Yes, we install gates of all sizes and styles, including pedestrian gates, double gates, and custom gate designs. We can help you choose the right gate for your property and ensure it’s installed securely.

Yes, fence installations can be done during the winter season, although weather conditions such as freezing temperatures or snow may impact the process. We’ll make sure your fence is installed efficiently regardless of the season.

The maximum height of a fence is typically determined by local laws and zoning regulations, but in most residential areas, a side/backyard fence can be up to 6’ tall, while front yard fences may be limited to 3-4 feet high. If you want to build a fence taller than the standard height allowed in your area, you may need to obtain a special permit.

Chain link, vinyl, ornamental, and wood fence types are all excellent choices for pet containment. If you have smaller animals and want to minimize gaps, we recommend chain link or vinyl privacy fencing. If you’re considering an ornamental or picket style fence, one thing to keep in mind is picket spacing. The airspace between pickets on standard steel and aluminum ornamental fence panels is typically around 4 inches. Panels with narrower picket spacing can be special ordered and may be necessary if your furry friends are on the smaller side.

The lifespan of your fence depends on the material used. Our maintenance-free options like vinyl, chain link, aluminum, and steel ornamental can last upwards of 30 years with minimal upkeep, while wood fences typically last 15-20 years with proper care.

We wouldn’t describe any of our fences as “cheap”, as every fence we build reflects our commitment to quality materials and superior craftsmanship. We do, however, offer some very budget-friendly fence options such as chain link and field or farm fencing, to accommodate a wide range of budgets.

To ensure quality, compatibility, and warranty coverage, we typically only install material that we provide. This makes for a smooth installation and is usually the most cost-effective option for you.

Yes! Our chain link, vinyl, and ornamental fences all include standard post caps. If there are specialty caps that you would like to order and have us install please let us know prior to your installation.