Have A Question For The Fence Guys?
Below Are A Few Of Our Most Frequently Asked Questions
Before any work is done, our fence specialists and project manager will give you a more in depth overview of the Denver Fence Guys policies. Feel free to reach out with any questions you might have before moving forward with us.
Will my utility lines be marked before my fence installation?
Yes. Denver Fence Guys work with Utiliquest to have all utilities located before building. This includes gas, power, electrical, telephone and cable. This service will take place 1 day – 2 weeks prior to fence construction.
Will my sprinkler lines be marked as well?
No. Utiliquest does not mark private lines. This includes sprinkler lines, pool lines, french drains etc. The customer is responsible for marking any private lines that may be in close proximity to the fence construction. Damage to these lines is not the responsibility of the Denver Fence Guys.
When will the Fence Guys arrive to begin my project?
Crews typically arrive between 7:30 and 9:30 am. We do ask that you are present the first morning to go over any contract and job details with the foreman. We also ask that all fence gates be left unlocked to allow our crews access.
Will there be any additional costs to the quote I’m given?
While digging post holes at least 24″ deep, we can incur hard digging conditions. While very rare, if we do come across these conditions we may charge up to $100 per hard digging hole for extra time and labor.
Do I need to be present when the job is completed?
When your job is completed we do prefer for you to walk the fence line with either the foreman or project manager to inspect and approve the work.
Tell Us About Your Project
When filling out the contact form, the more information the better. Please include name, email, phone, full address, and a project description (fence style, fence material, footage, old fence tear out etc.). Feel free to attach photos of your damaged fence when possible. All of this information is very helpful and allows us to give a more accurate and timely estimate.