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Family owned & operated

Owner & operated. 1 employee. No subs. Charges by the job or by the hour.

"These people are nothing but rotten no good theives. Chris took a down payment of $2100 from my parents to get materials for a fence 2 months ago, now he will not come do the work. They have called him and every time he says he will be there a specific day he never shows up. My parents asked for their money back since Chris obviously wasn’t going to do the job and he said no. If you want your work to actually get done and not be screwed over go with another company. GFY Chris"

Bulldog Contracting offers a complete line of residential and commercial fencing options to our clients. Our clients include Day care centers, Animal rescue shelters, Farms big and small, large industrial businesses to small Mom and Pop stores. We also accept credit cards for your convenience.

Georgia licensed & insured general contractors. Family owned & operated with over 30 years combined experience! 1 year warranty on all craftsmanship. We guarantee there will never any hidden charges or fees & all consultations are free.

Since 1964 specializing in commercial, industrial and residential fence construction. Free Estimates and financing available.

T & T Fencing Co., Inc. currently has 12 employees, not including subcontracted installers. We have completed commercial projects as far away as Charleston, SC.

My name is Kent Vanattia, I am the sole owner of Arlis Home Services.\n\n What I'll tell you here, is how I came to choose this career path.\n\nI was born in Hillsboro, TN. My family owned a dairy farm. Grandpa had his own cattle but he and my Uncle also ran a "milk route". They picked up milk from other farms all over middle TN. We delivered it to a processing center along with our own milk.\n\nI learned to take care of the equipment on this farm not long after I could walk. Along the milk route, it soon became obvious to me, even as a young boy that proper maintenance sure saved a lot of time and trouble.\n\nThat lesson served me well throughout my life. As a very young man, I joined the service. I found it easy to fall into a structured routine, I grew up that way. Later as I learned various trades my attention to detail and regimented style of learning and doing made it easy for me to retain and reuse my new found knowledge. And today, as I comb over a cabin for signs of potential problems or I am building a deck or other project ... I find it's the lessons of my youth that keep me on track.\n\nI named my business Arlis, because it was my dad's name. He's not with me anymore and I miss him. My Dad never did anything half-way. So naming my business after him reminds me of the lessons he taught.