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Altitude Landscaping, LLC
4.4(
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Serving Douglas, WY and surrounding areas

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In business since 2017

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"This team of workers are AMAZING!! They go way above and beyond what they were hired for! Thank you Altitude Landscaping Great job!!"
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Recommended by100%of homeowners
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Jerry E. Hunt Carpentry & Contracting LLC
3.9(
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Serving Douglas, WY and surrounding areas

In business since 2008

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Early Nov. 2014 - We called Jerry asking for a quote. He quickly responded and even came on a Saturday so my husband could be there. We found Jerry to be very knowledgable. He provided excellent insight into what we actually could and couldn't hope to achieve in our extremely small bathroom in a nearly century old house.

We are very new to contractors, contracting and best hiring practices.

We informed Jerry that we wanted to hire him. We explained that we would be seeking a home repair loan & asked for a written quote. Jerry explained that, due to the unknown extend of mold, it was hard for him to say what the total cost would be. So, he couldn't really write me a quote. He did say that, depending on the mold & the fixtures we bought - the job was likely between $6k and $12k.

Nov. 26, 2014: Loan completed - We immediately contacted Mr. Hunt to inform him and ask what could formally be done to secure his services. Due to a family member's hospice care and the holiday season - we stated that we would like to get started after New Years. We offered a deposit and Mr. Hunt graciously declined. He didn't ask for a contract to be signed since the potential cost was so varied.

Jan. 2, 2015: We met with Jerry and his son at Home Depot to coordinate our preferences and discuss design ideas. I had asked about replacing the tub with a shower and moving the toilet into the newly emptied space. I honestly take full responsibility for throwing out this completely new design idea - thus taking us back to the drawing board. AT THIS MEETING - IT'S IMPORTANT TO NOTE: Jerry & his son were absolutely amazing help to us as we navigated a wealth of options we had never noticed in bathroom decor before. Then, when I tossed out my radical idea - Jerry's son was quickly taking pen to paper and drawing as Jerry painted my thoughts into words. We agreed that Jerry would contact a plumber to assess the ability to move the toilet.

Mid January 2015. Jerry brought the plumbing company in to assess the potential toilet move. The plumber had several ideas & concerns to check on and did call me back in the following week or so with questions. Both Jerry & the plumber were to meet, go over the results of their research and then contact us.

Over the next month, Jerry was having some personal matters that were slowing his progress. But, his Angie's list ratings for staying with a job were good. I insisted that he take care of what he needed to - but.....he always insisted he would get back to me 'next week'.

Feb. 28, 2015 Saturday: I called Jerry. I was hoping to find out what could be done to get this project going. Again, he was in the midst of recently happened personal concerns that required his attention - rightly so. I did hire Mr. Hunt in November and asked that we not start until January - due to our own family/holiday concerns. We have no issue with showing compassion. . Jerry apologized and, as I offered to start coordinating on his behalf - he insisted that, as general contractor, HE was responsible and would contact the plumber the following week. He firmly stated that he would call me back 'if not that week - then no later than the following one'.

I decided that I would wait for Mr. Hunt to make the next contact.

I never heard from him again.

Maybe I did something that chased him off? I can't figure it out though. We're fairly nice folk and we had cash to pay. Our question about moving the toilet appeared to be reasonable and that decision was done by early February and coordinated through contact directly with the plumber. Basically, whatever percent extra normally billed by General for such service would've been easy money. We were never told the issue was overbooking or job related. It's all just.....odd.

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FAQs for barbed wire fence installation projects in Douglas, WY

Barbed wire is a type of fencing made from steel wire with sharp edges or points spaced along the strands. It's designed to prevent unauthorized entry or contain livestock by acting as a physical deterrent. Barbed wire fences are often seen in agricultural settings or high-security areas because they're effective, durable, and require little maintenance.

You can expect to pay between $3 and $6 per linear foot for a barbed wire fence, including installation. The exact price depends on factors like material quality, number of strands, wire thickness, and labor costs. If you have a larger project, bulk purchasing and hiring a professional might offer cost savings.

The number of strands you need depends on the fence's purpose and the level of security you want. For a standard livestock fence, you might use three to five strands. For higher-security needs, you may require more strands to meet your needs. Consider your specific requirements and talk to your fence installation pro to determine the appropriate number.

Barbed wire fencing regulations vary by location. In many residential areas, the use of barbed wire is restricted or prohibited due to safety concerns. Before installing a barbed wire fence, work with your barbed wire fence installation pro to check local zoning laws and homeowner association rules to ensure compliance with regulations.

The lifespan of a barbed wire fence depends on the quality of materials and environmental conditions. Fences made with high-quality, galvanized wire and proper coatings can last between 20 and 30 years. Regular maintenance and inspections can extend the fence's longevity by addressing issues like rust or damaged strands promptly.

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