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"Mr Johnson and his crew did an awesome job."

"Did a fantastic job. Very timely even working around some bad weather."

"We were most impressed with every aspect of this company, from the first telephone conversation I had with the owner, Jim, to the on-site walk-through and bidding process with Joe, and right through to the finished installation. Everyone on the team was extremely professional, polite, and considerate, and they seemed to go out of their way to accommodate us. The fences look terrific, and seem to be of first-rate quality. We will certainly recommend them to our friends and neighbors, and will use them in the future if the need arises. We are grateful for the excellent work! "

"I received a quote over the phone and Mike made it clear he wasn't going to be the cheapest, but he would have a quality product. Since I have three dogs I wanted it to be safe and I wanted a fence that would last. I'm so glad I hired Mike because he did a great job. I saw the 18" or 2 foot holes they were digging for each post! Yes, it cost a bit more than I anticipated mainly because of the labor costs. (My backyard is walking down about 2 stories of iffy garden steps and a yard that is untamed full of rocks!) But, even in the middle of July, he and his guys got the job done, on time, without complaint.  <br /> Mike is a great guy. He was on-time and incredibly friendly and professional. I really liked how he had his family helping out on this job (mainly one son that is his and one "son" he claims as his own!). Even with 110 degree temperatures, they got the job done without issue and even joked about it.  <br /> The black chain link was definitely a good way to go and I've had one neighbor comment he liked the look of this fence. These guys even had to move a few gutter drains to accommodate the fence and did it without issue. <br /> Really like this company, and I especially recommend it if you want a local company with good people. <br />"

"What the "teams" did well, they did VERY well; but.....it's just like with anyone doing work on your property, BE THERE! <br /> Especially be there the 3rd day, which is when the majority of the problems occurred. <br /> In spite of the cable line being marked, they cut it; we were out of TV service for >24 hours....not once but twice! [Day #1 and Day #3] <br /> Part of the contract is to remove all of the exixting concrete from the previous posts; and after they left, we have found three (3) that were simply "covered over." It is only a problem in one area....but....really! [Day #1] <br /> One of the workman told my husband that the gate on one side could NOT be set up to open right>left (like the previous gate). I had to insist that I did NOT want to open a gate, walk around it to get inside the yar; and amazingly, the workman WAS able to install the gate the same way it was on the old fence. [Day #3] <br /> I wanted the fence facing the street to be perfectly level. The previous one "sagged" in the middle because it followed the landline. Since we are going to raise the level of the land in that area, I finally got the "big plan" across to the supervisor. I also asked that the fence be the same height as our neighbor's fence. Rather than cutting off the first two boards---connecting to our neighbor's fence---the boards were put on the ground, and the entire fenceline on that side was put in 1 1/2 inches higher than our neighbor's fence. That makes the amount of soil we have to bring in to correct the low point in the lot significantly larger.....1 1/2 inches more topsoil ver a larger area. We have to add more soil because the "expert" team did not cut off two boards on one side. The fence was already up on that side when we saw it so we didn't ask that it be corrected, but we just "shook our heads" on that one. If the new one didn't look so perfect---even though higher than it should be---that would have been a problem. [Day #2] <br /> There was no critical thinking in the group---even though we were told that there was an experienced "teamleader" on site; I never knee who was "in charge," but I think my husband may have. <br /> <br /> Our neighbor's landscaping, as well as a major tree trunk, were "butted up" against the OLD fence. Rather than making SURE that the new fence allowed for those limitations, the fenceline was offset about 1 inch onto our neighbor's property. They are GREAT neighbors---and actually paid for their 1/2 of that fenceline--and their fence side was not affected adversely because they had landscaping up to the side of the fence so there is no problem with our neighbor. <br /> On our side of the fence, however, we have a walkway---with the landscaping on the opposite side of the pathway close to the house. Since the fenceline did not allow for the fixed structures, the fence boards were actually CUT AROUND THE dead tree trunk, leaving a huge gap in the fenceline---and the stump sicking out as a big black circle! Where the neighbor's concrete landscaping/edging came up the fence, the board simple stuck out, which was also vious and totally destroyed the beautiful fence that was put on that side of the yard. <br /> The company never sent out the "supervisor" who priced the job, but I did say that I would try to cut the tree trunk back myself---something I lived to regret. After purchasing a reciprocating saw---and bending the blade---my husband became involved again and took off work twice to meet with the "team" to get the root sawed off and the boards replaced. I would definitely recommend a post-job WALK AROUND! The "team" just packed up their things and left. We would have pointed THAT out if there had been a walkaround. [Day #3] <br /> There were four (4) gates put in on two properties (2 on our property and 2 on our neighbor's property). Two (2) of the four (4) gates are awesome! We could not be more pleased! <br /> The other two gates leaned in at the top (on the latch side) and stuck out at the bottom. Our neighbor is a kindly old gentleman so he just paid the final part of his bill and didn't say anything. We were appalled with the rotted board that was put up to support the stable side of the fence where our gate latched, so we requested that the rotten board and the entire gate be fixed. We plan to sell our house in a few years---moving closer to our daughter---and that was such an eyesore! [Again, this was done at the end of Day #3; and we would have said something if a "walkaround" was done.] <br /> There were two (2) other boards (in 200+) that were warped when they were installed....but.....we would not have even said anything with such a large fence if the other things had not been so awful. Those two (2) boards were also readily replaced. <br /> Now, the positives: <br /> 1. The fence is such an incredible improvement over what was there and really adds to the overall appearance of the house/yard. <br /> 2. The vast majority of the work was perfect....truly could not ask for it to be better. We are also very pleased with the stable gates (once the corrections were made.) <br /> 3. The workers were all pleasant to one another and to us.....a very competent group of workers! <br /> [I think they were just tired at the end of the 3rd day working on two yards at the same time.] <br /> 4. Everyone we talked to did listen to us; and eventually, we are very satisfied with all of the corrections that were made at our request. <br /> Recommendation: <br /> We did "hold the last half of our payment until the work was done---since we were told by a neighbor he was still waiting on work to be done but had made the mistake of paying the entire amount without his fence being fixed. It was pretty obvious that the fence was not lined up correctly---and a less cooperative neighbor could have asked that one entire side of the fence be replaced because they lost an inch with the misplacement---but we were pleased when the stump was cut and the fence on that side was fixed. <br /> Now that it is all over, we are very pleased with our ....but....some of what happened could have been prevented. My husband and I had several conversations that should not have been necessary about "what to do," etc. That made the process unpleasant at the time; and since our daughter was visiting us from Utah, it cut into our time with her. <br />"

"The work was done very well!! Detailed and carefully installed. Looks great! Impressed with work crew, both on the fascia work and the gutter work. Would have Wilson's do work again if we are ever in need again."

"Did excellent and fast work for us. We bought our house from out of state and have large dogs that we needed the fence installed to contain them when we moved in. Chris and his crew got the fence done in two days (all other contractor quotes said 4-5 days). And they got it done two days ahead of schedule. Cleaned all trash and old fence up, and fence was perfectly install with no gaps below and top of fence is perfectly lined across the top. Have already scheduled to build our covered deck for us. Highly recommend."

"James showed up promptly to take measurements for a new tub surround. When the day to install it came he picked it up for us and promptly went to work. The job was done quickly, and he was super polite the whole time. Because of his work ethic we had him repaint the front door, then we had him repaint our deck. Each job was done promptly and professionally. Both painting jobs had short weather delays, but he was back soon after to finish. He kept us informed if he was running late - which was rare. He also took care to clean up after each job. His prices were very reasonable, and included all materials."

"Fence Brokers did a great job putting this fence up. I just loved it. It should last a lifetime. He was very professional and that made me feel safe and comfortable with them out on my property. He worked hard to get the job done. I didn't feel as if I had to stay on top of them to get them to work."

"They started a day late because of weather delays, but once started they were fast and efficient. job completed in one and a half days."