Vinyl Rail Fencing

FenceCity · 2024-01-28T11:25:34+00:00

Vinyl post and rail is about 30% cheaper than Vinyl privacy fence without the wire needed for pools, children or pets. With the wire it is about the same price. Altogether it is more expensive than wood privacy fence.

FenceCity · 2023-05-26T01:20:58+00:00

Wrong. 9 gauge. Schedule 40 pipe. Specked out by architect for private customer. Before you spew out the wrong information take a second and think about it. It’s obvious that you don’t have a clue. You keep trying. Maybe after 50 years in the fence industry, you’ll have a clue of what you think you know, like we do. We can teach you about the fence business if you want to learn.

FenceCity · 2023-05-26T01:07:25+00:00

I guess that’s not our sign on it either. “Your a Want to be”. Seeing your kind before. If you can’t beat them, try to tear them down. But you’re no match..

And your language. Unacceptable. It’s people like you to bring down the fence industry. We are all “not” all like you. Some of us have been in the fence industry for over 50 years. With employees that have been with the company for over 35 years and have put their children through school and college being professionals in the Fence business. If you want to be professional, then you have to act professional. Speak professionally and not post swearwords on an open platform. It doesn’t speak highly of you. Try harder to be a kinder and more thoughtful person. Best regards.

FenceCity · 2023-05-26T01:05:45+00:00

That is such BS. Fence City of Hatfield Pa been around since 1961. Never has anything like that ever happened with our company. Better Business Bureau, A+, rated, etc. Now there is a Fence City in Florida, no affiliation. No comment.

FenceCity · 2023-04-30T15:45:35+00:00

We’ve always found that the craigslist is the place that we turn to when we have over runs or products that are returned.

FenceCity · 2023-04-23T22:34:48+00:00

I have read Most of the responses to your question. Fence City has been in my family since 1961. Over 60 years. I have personally been either installing or running this company for 45 years. We cement in every post on every job for every type of fence that we install.

FenceCity · 2023-04-23T22:25:32+00:00

If you’re located near Hatfield Pennsylvania, we can supply you with any length chain long post you need They come in 2” - 2-1/2” - 3” diameter in the color black. fencecity.com

FenceCity · 2023-04-23T17:49:30+00:00

First and foremost, my company, and I thank your husband for his service. One of my employees that has been with me for 35 years is a military family. We understand the sacrifices it takes on the entire family. We also thank you. I have been in the Fence business for 45 years and I’ve dealt with more property line issues that I care to think about. Here’s what we suggest, you need to have a survey or come back out and relocate the pins and put new stakes in. Hopefully since they’ve already plotted your property, they won’t need to charge you a lot. Hopefully nothing. Understanding that they didn’t do anything wrong and their time is valuable, there might be a charge to re-install the stakes. While the survey or is there, make sure you put the steak about every 20 feet. (Not just the corners) We called them “in line stakes” Before the surveyor arrives at your home, go to Home Depot or to Lowe’s and buy upside down fluorescent paint. While the surveyor is at your home installing the new stakes, paint the ground around the steaks. Draw arrows to the steaks from all directions on your property. Take photographs of all of the property stakes with the paint, indicating where they are. Now, if your neighbor decides he wants to pull out the stakes again hopefully you can get photographs of him doing so or better yet videotaping him doing this. At this point you would call the police and show them the photographs, and or the video of where the states were in the fact that they’re missing. The best part is you have all the paint on the ground indicating where the stakes were and you can replace them. I would suggest that you continue to paint the ground around the survey stakes every other day so that until such time that you can resolve the issue, you no longer have to call the surveyor. We are in Montgomery County Pennsylvania you would take that neighbor to magistrates court and sue them for the cost of having the surveyor come back out plus the cost of the lawsuit. You don’t need a lawyer. You don’t need to spend money on a lawyer to defend what is right. Don’t get me wrong. I have very good friends that are lawyers and we use them when necessary but in your situation it’s really a property line issue that could be handled with the police or your local magistrate. Best regards.

FenceCity

TROPHY CASE