Toledo · Northwest Ohio · Southeast Michigan
A good fence starts with clear decisions. Here is how we move from your first idea to installation, with a customer portal to keep your project information close at hand.
Start with your goals: privacy, pets, pool access or a new look. Explore materials and sketch an initial layout online, or request an on-site estimate. Online measurements and prices are planning tools; our team reviews the site and scope.
Review the fence style, height, gates, removal and installation scope. Ask about the differences between options before choosing. Your project portal gives you a place to review the information our team shares.
Agree on the final scope, price and payment terms before installation. Discuss property lines, HOA requirements and any permits that apply to your project. Responsibility for each approval should be clear in your agreement.
Confirm access, pets, landscaping and any removal work with our team. Coordinate utility marking and required approvals before digging. We confirm scheduling with you; weather and site conditions can affect dates.
Use your portal to ask questions and review shared project information, files and photos. Discuss any requested change with our team before it becomes part of the work. Check the portal for schedule information when available.
Walk through the fence and gates with our team, discuss care and address any outstanding questions. Review your remaining balance and keep the project records shared in your portal for future reference.
Your project, connected
Review your shared quote and layout, find the files our team has shared and keep questions with your project conversation. The portal supports the conversation with our team, so you can find the details when you need them.
Tell us the purpose of your fence, materials you like, approximate layout, desired height and number of gates. Photos and a property survey, if you have one, help us discuss the site. Let us know about old fencing, slopes and tight access.
The planner provides an initial layout and planning range. A final written proposal depends on reviewed measurements, materials, gates, removal and site conditions.
Requirements depend on your municipality, property and project. Discuss permits, HOA approval, boundary information and responsibility for approvals with our team before work begins. A map sketch does not establish a legal property boundary.
Open the customer portal and sign in using the details requested on the login screen. Review your shared project and available balance there. If you cannot find your job number or need help, call (419) 214-2107.
The details behind your fence
Explore what you and our team review as the project moves forward.
You share the goals, approximate line and access needs. We review site conditions, gate locations and the available material choices.
Review the written style, height, length, gates, removal, price and approval responsibilities. Requested changes need review before becoming part of the work.
Confirm access, utility locating and approvals. Our team confirms scheduling; site conditions and weather can affect the plan.
Review finish, fence alignment and gate operation together. Keep the shared project records and care information for later.
Actual portal interface · Sample project
Keep the drawing, written scope and shared files close to the conversation. These screenshots use a sample project; names, address, amounts and dates are illustrative. The details available in your portal depend on what our team has shared.
Review the shared layout and discuss gates, fence runs and access with our team. A site drawing is a planning reference, not a boundary survey.
Check the written scope before confirming the work. Discuss any requested changes with our team.
Return to the proposal, layout and supporting files shared for your project.
Care on the job
“They were on time, professional, and clean.”