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"new fence around the whole yard"

"Very professional, friendly and professional."

"Our builder's grade, 8 year-old fence finally blew down in a storm. The posts were rotted. Silver Leaf put up our new fence. They were awesome to deal with from start to finish. In four days, they took down our old fence and disposed of all the boards. Theydug 18" hole for the new metal posts (no small feat since we have a very rocky backyard). They were very polite and communicative, and talked to us before and each step of the way. When my husband asked for some minor changes, they listened and accommodated us. They showed up on time each morning and left the yard looking neat each evening. We were very pleased with the whole process and the outcome."

"I had a broken metal gate and Tejon Fence did a great job of replacing the gate. They were able to handle my problem quickly even though it was not an emergency. I will be calling again and would recommend Tejon if you have any fencing needs."

"Wonderful expert service. I definitely recommend the E5 gate services."

"Very quick same day cost effective service!!"

"The crew did a great job of cleaning up the yard, removing leaves and debris, trimming shrubs and groundcover, mulching the bedding areas, and installing new grass where needed. They were very professional and performed some extra tasks that I had not expected. The yard looks better than it has in years. I am already planning to hire them for additional work. Very satisfied!"

I have been doing handyman services for 20+ years, I don't offer everything but I do offer a lot. I strive to be honest and transparent about what I am going to do and how I do it. Trust me and you will not be disappointed. Rates are $125/hr 1hr minimum.

Good prices and good quality. Our mission is to make you happy and do it in a timely manner

"Bottom line is that I think we ended up with a good fence and the pricing was fair. Communication was lacking and there was some inattention to detail that I ended up addressing myself. I believe that DBC is capable of quality work but dealing with them can be time consuming due to poor communication and follow-up. You'll need to have a lot of patience and be sure to carefully inspect your fence before the crew leaves your property. I have more fencing work to be done in the near future and I'm undecided whether to use them again. The whole reason for hiring fencing contractors was because I just don't have time to do the work myself. In the end we are happy with the fence they built but it would have been nice if things had gone smoother with scheduling and keeping us in the loop. 
The good:
DBC Fence replaced the fencing along the front of our home. The existing cedar picket fence was falling apart due to age and storm damage. Two new gates were built and wooden posts were replaced with steel posts. The quoted price was fair and competitive with other quotes we received, particularly considering the gates. The demolition and rebuild was done quickly once the crew was onsite. The crew was polite, answered questions, and did a decent job of keeping the working area clean and free of debris. It looked like they dug post holes nice and deep and mixed concrete onsite using a generous amount. The materials appeared to be good quality, the fence looked great when they were done and the gates opened smoothly.
The not so good:
Communication wasn't the greatest with this company. While someone arrived in a timely manner to do measurements the actual written quote took over a week to arrive due to "computer problems." That wasn't a huge deal since it wasn't an emergency but it turned out to be indicative of future communication. There were some delays in getting our project started due to weather, no fault of DBC. On the day our job was supposed to start, we weren't given an estimated arrival time and my wife waited around the house all day until the crew finally arrived near the end of the day. On the first day new posts were set and the crew said they would be back on Saturday to finish. I didn't expect anyone to work over the weekend but that was their call. For some reason they stacked all the old fence panels by the street in front of our house before leaving. No idea why they didn't do the haul away but I figured no big deal if they were coming back the next day. We waited until late afternoon Saturday and called to check in. We were told that the crew would return Sunday instead. Odd, but OK. So we waited around the house Sunday and that didn't happen either. The crew ultimately didn't return until late Monday and the old fence debris was on our front lawn the whole weekend and most of Monday. Monday evening the fence was complete and looked OK on initial inspection. The next weekend I went to water seal the fence and and noticed a couple of things that bothered me. First, the pickets were secured to 3 cross beams and the middle of the pickets were nailed with a single nail while the top and bottom received the usual two nails. I don't know if this is a big deal but it seemed odd. Conserving nails? Second, I noticed that there appeared to be quite a few lag screws missing on the brackets that secured the cross beams to the metal posts. There  are two holes for screws on the brackets and about half the holes only a single screw was used. The use of one vs two screws was kind of haphazard. Again, I don't know it this is a big deal but it seemed sloppy. I emailed DBC initially and didn't get a response after about a week. I called and left a voice mail and didn't get a response after a few days. I called again and got a hold of Steve the owner. He apologized and said he'd come back out that Friday and take a look. Friday came and went and nobody came out. I called and left another message. I got a call back from Rachel a few days later saying that the guys would come out that morning. Nope, nobody came out. I decided it was going to be easier to just address it myself. It only took about 15 minutes and I used about 40 screws. Not a huge deal and maybe it doesn't affect structural integrity of the fence - I don't know. It seemed like we got blown off on this issue. Considering that DBC knew we were planning on doing more fence work (they quoted for the additional work to be done later in the year) I'm puzzled by this. I'm left not certain I'd hire them to do the next fence section.
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