frequently Asked Questions

Why should I install a fence?

Installing a fence around your property provides security, privacy and can increase the value of your home. Fences clearly mark property boundaries, keeping unwanted visitors out while keeping children and pets safely contained. The right fencing, whether wood, vinyl, iron or chain link, also lends aesthetic appeal to landscapes. As an investment, quality fencing installed by professionals like our Fence Company Broken Arrow specialists can offer excellent returns when it comes time to sell.

What types of fences do you offer?

We offer a wide variety of fencing to meet the unique needs of homeowners in Broken Arrow. This includes wood privacy fences made of durable cedar as well as low-maintenance vinyl. For those seeking security, we also install ornamental iron fencing or sturdy chain link barriers. Other options include ranch-style split rail fencing and deco mesh for added privacy without obstructing views. Customers can choose from standard styles or work with our designers for customized fences that enhance aesthetics while serving practical purposes.

How long will a new fence last?

When properly installed using quality materials by our experienced fencing contractors, you can expect your new fence to last 15-30 years on average depending on the material. Vinyl and iron last the longest, followed by cedar wood which resists rotting. To maximize lifespan, be sure to follow our maintenance tips such as occasional staining or sealing, clearing debris from around the fence, repairing damage quickly and more. Proper fence installation also increases longevity. Our skilled team ensures sturdy, level installation.

How much does a new fence cost?

Fence costs depend on the type of material and total length to be enclosed but average $15-50 per linear foot installed. A basic 200 linear foot wood privacy fence typically starts around $3,000 – $4,000 but could be more with customizations. Vinyl is 2-3 times more expensive than wood while ornamental iron fences run $60 per linear foot and up. Other factors like terrain difficulty, permitting fees and demo/removal of old fences also impact overall cost. We provide free quotes outlining exact costs unique to your property.

What factors affect fencing prices?

The main factors affecting fencing installation costs include linear footage needed based on property size/layout, fencing materials from budget wood to premium iron/composite, terrain and access difficulty, demolition and removal of old fences, permitting/fees, customized designs vs standard styles, and labor. As Broken Arrow’s most trusted local fencing professionals working throughout northeastern Oklahoma for over 15 years, our specialists help homeowners determine the most affordable way to meet their desired security, privacy and aesthetic goals.

Do you offer maintenance and repair services?

Yes, in addition to fencing installation, our Fence Company Broken Arrow technicians provide thorough maintenance and repair services to help homeowners protect their investment and extend their fence’s lifetime. We stain/seal/paint wood fences, powerwash vinyl, repair/replace damaged pickets/panels for all fencing types, tighten/reinforce posts as needed, and more. Annual fence maintenance can catch minor issues before they become expensive repairs. And catching post storm damage quickly prevents further deterioration. Contact us anytime for inspections and affordable repairs or ongoing maintenance plans.

What is the process for installing a new fence?

The process begins with a site visit and consultation to assess your property and needs. We’ll take measurements, discuss material/style options and exact locations. After providing a detailed quote, we schedule the job, obtain any permits, and mark underground utilities if needed before digging. Our crew demolishes old fences if necessary, prepares the site, sets posts, attaches panels, hangs gates, and completes all finishing touches. We clean up thoroughly afterwards and follow up regarding stain/sealant needs.

How long does it take to install a fence?

The installation timeframe varies by job size but averages 1-3 days. We’ll provide an estimated completion date when scheduling. Residential projects typically take 1-2 days for 100-200 linear feet. Larger commercial jobs with 500+ linear feet may take 2-3 days. Weather can sometimes delay projects. We may stage materials to allow drying if soil is wet before digging holes for posts. Our crews work efficiently to keep disruption brief while following all safety protocols.

What safety precautions do your crews take?

Safety is paramount. Our crew wears high visibility vests, protective gear like glasses/gloves, and takes weather precautions like hydration breaks on hot days. We cordon off work areas keeping your family/pets at a safe distance during demolition or work with heavy materials. Job sites are left tidy daily with unused materials secured safely to prevent hazards. And we mark underground utilities if needed and dig carefully around markings by hand to avoid line damage and protect workers and surroundings.

How can I get an estimate for a new fence?

Contact us online or call +1 (539) 766-8439 to schedule a free consultation at your home with one of our fencing experts. We’ll visit to take measurements, assess terrain access points, discuss material options and styles to suit your needs and budget. Based on this info we provide a detailed written estimate outlining exact costs for materials, labor, permit fees and all aspects of your specific fencing project so there are no surprises. Estimates are good for one year.

What warrants come with your fence installations?

Our company provides a workmanship warranty covering any defects in installation labor for 3 years from fence completion date. We also honor all manufacturer warranties on fencing materials which range from 5 years for wood to lifetime for vinyl and aluminum. Contact us right away in any warranty situation and we will promptly repair or replace defective parts at no cost to homeowners if issues resulted from faulty materials or construction errors on our part.