How it works
Three stages. One team. No surprises.
From the first walk of the property line to the final gate adjustment, here is how an All For You Fencing job actually runs — and roughly how long each part takes.
01
Booked within days
Free estimate & layout
Nate comes out, walks the property line with you, and talks through what the fence is really for — privacy, keeping a dog in, or just marking a clean boundary. He checks the ground, the access, and where posts want to go, then puts a clear, itemized, no-obligation quote to it. As homeowners around here put it, we’re easy to work with and our pricing is fair and reasonable.
- Free on-site estimate
- Material options talked through
- Clear, itemized quote
02
Often done in days
Install day
One crew handles it start to finish. If there’s an old fence, we haul it off and dispose of it before anything new goes up. Then we set the posts firm, run the line straight and true, build and hang the gates, and clean up as we go. No subcontractors passing the job around — the same crew that starts your fence finishes it.
- Old fence hauled away
- Posts set firm, lines run true
- One crew, start to finish
03
On completion
Walk-through & warranty
We walk the finished fence with you, adjust every gate hinge, latch and lock so it closes right the first time, and leave the yard tidy. Every fence comes with a complimentary 3-month workmanship warranty, with 1-year, 5-year and lifetime coverage available. We’re local and easy to reach after the job is done — so if you ever need us, we’re not hard to find.
- Gates adjusted to close right
- Yard left tidy
- Workmanship warranty
Why the posts matter most
A fence is only as straight and long-lasting as the posts it's set on. Whether it holds true comes down to what's underground — which is exactly why we set them deep and firm in Carolina clay, so the line holds through storms and seasons.
Ready to start at stage one?
The first estimate is free and comes with no obligation. Tell us about the job — or text a photo of the yard — and we'll take it from there.