YES, We provide free estimates/consultations just contact us to start the process of scheduling an appointment. In general, we will get back to you within 24 hours to confirm an appointment. SEVERAL WAYS TO CONTACT US: FILL OUT THE FREE ESTIMATE FORM WITH YOUR CONTACT DETAILS, EMAIL US OR CALL US. We would be happy to come out at look at your project...

Does LITTLE RIVER Fence Offer After-Hours Estimates Free of Charge?

We install all types of quality fencing; Ornamental Aluminum Fence, Vinyl (PVC) Fence, Chain Link Fence, Wood Fence, Ranch Rail Fence and custom fencing/gates. Whether you need a Perimeter Fence, Security Fence, Privacy Fence, Pool Fence, Dog Run, Dog Kennel or Custom Gates, we can work with you to provide a solution for your specific needs. (RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS)

Our services include new fence installations, pool fence installations, custom gates, access control systems, handrail/deck railing, fence replacements, fence repairs and existing fence modifications.

ARE YOUR POSTS CEMENTED IN THE GROUND?

YES! Every fence post is cemented in the ground. Do not let anyone tell you that you do not need the posts cemented in. Depending on the type of fence, your posts will be approximately 24"- 48" into the ground with cement to ensure full strength and durability of the fence.

YES, All of our quality material suppliers offer some of the best warranties in the fence industry. We follow all manufacturers' warranties on the specific products installed and we offer a "1 Year Labor Warranty" on all installations.

YES, We can perform fence repairs on all types of fencing. Whether you have a broken post, damaged gate, vehicle damage or storm damage to your fence, we'd be more than happy to help you determine the best course of action on your fence repair issues.

We do fence repair services for not only the residential but commercial and industrial applications as well.

Please contact us, we'd be more than happy to come out and make an assessment of your fence repair needs.

"LITTLE RIVER" Fence & Landscaping Company is not responsible for property lines—it is the homeowner’s responsibility to locate property lines. We can help find your property lines and pins if you have a detailed property survey. If not, you can check your local city’s website to see if they have GIS maps to help you locate your property boundaries or get in touch with a local survey company to have a full property survey performed.

It is very important that your property lines are marked accurately to ensure the location of the fence does not encroach on the neighboring property.

YES, Prior to us installing your fence, we are required by law to call for underground utility locate. All main utilities such as water, phone, gas, and cable are located within 72 hours. They do not locate lines such as irrigation, pool equipment, or any additional lighting that you have installed as the property owner. We cannot see what is underground and cannot be held responsible for what we might hit with an auger machine or posthole diggers. Please make sure to discuss any irrigation or other underground wiring with your salesperson to avoid any issues.

Anyone proposing to excavate, dig, bore, tunnel, blast, or disturb the earth in any manner in which buried utilities may be damaged is requested to call Palmetto Utility Protection Service (PUPS) at 811 or toll-free number at 1-888-721-7877 between the hours of 7:30 am (EST) and 5:30 pm (EST), Monday through Friday, 72 hours before starting the proposed work.

YES, "LITTLE RIVER" Fence & Landscaping Company is Licensed and carries "General Liability Insurance" that protects you and your property in the event an accident occurs. We will provide a certificate of insurance upon request.

YES, We accept all Major Credit Cards thru Square Payment Processing, your transaction is secure & you do not need a Square account to make payment.

Special Note - Your billing will reflect a payment to "Venture Source Unlimited" which is our parent company.

The average lead time for your fence installation is typically 2-3 weeks depending on the time of year and the product you have chosen. If your project has specific needs or deadlines we will work with you to accommodate your requirements.

A typical fence installation takes 2 to 4 days to complete depending on the fence material, job size and other factors such as weather conditions, etc.

Installing a fence is a serious commitment to improving your property that requires both a time and financial consideration. Before you move forward with having a new fence installed, there are some important factors that you should consider.

• KNOW YOUR PROPERTY BOUNDARIES:

Make sure that you have a clear understanding of your property boundaries.

If the fence is going to be located on the boundary lines of your property, then you need to be absolutely certain that you are clear on the exact boundaries. Having a survey of your property line is one of the best ways to be sure of this. In general, you should have received a copy of your plat plan in your closing documents when you closed on the property with the bank. If not, the bank may be a good resource for finding a plat of record.

• KNOW THE LOCAL CODES & REGULATIONS:

Zoning ordinances and regulations can vary by Jurisdiction as well as your Community Architectural Requirements and affect the location, size and material of the fence you are allowed to install. Check with your neighborhood association, city or county government. In most cases, "LITTLE RIVER" Fence & Landscaping Company will know these regulations and can help you understand these requirements and work within them to create a solution that works best for you.

If you live in a subdivision with a Homeowners Association, please check their guidelines on fence installation. Many allow only certain types and heights of fences to be installed. Usually an approval letter is issued from the "HOA" giving permission for the fence installation.

Check with your local jurisdiction to find out if a permit is necessary to have a fence installed. In most cases, we will obtain the permit for the fence installation when required.

• INFORM YOUR NEIGHBOR:

Talk to your neighbors about your new fence plans. Neighbors will generally be fine with your plans of installing a fence. But consider, a new fence can cause tension between neighbors when it comes as a surprise.