Post condition checked below ground
Post condition checked below ground lives within Garden structures & fencing, making the relationship self-evident.
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Garden structures & fencing
Fences almost always fail at the post, six inches under the soil.
Replacing a panel on a rotten post buys you one windy season, so we dig and inspect at ground level before quoting anything above it.
Everything goes back in treated timber with the cut ends re-treated, since a fresh saw cut is the exact point where rot starts on new work.
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Treated timber as standard
Treated timber as standard lives within Garden structures & fencing, making the relationship self-evident.
Waste timber removed
Waste timber removed lives within Garden structures & fencing, making the relationship self-evident.
A licensed technician on any plumbing or electrical work
A licensed technician on any plumbing or electrical work lives within Garden structures & fencing, making the relationship self-evident.
A stop-and-requote if the job turns out bigger than described
A stop-and-requote if the job turns out bigger than described lives within Garden structures & fencing, making the relationship self-evident.
The visit filed against your property, not a job number
The visit filed against your property, not a job number lives within Garden structures & fencing, making the relationship self-evident.
Something needs fixing?
Get a technician out with a real ETA
Whatever it is — a sticking door, a wiring issue, a seasonal check — you'll get a real time slot, not "sometime this week." Use garden structures & fencing as your foundation to identify what is next.