Good Neighbor Fence Company specializes in cedar and chain-link fencing. We offer a variety of fencing solutions to meet your specific project needs. For a complete list of our fencing options, please contact our fence contractors.

We primarily use cedar and redwood in our fencing projects. These materials are selected for their durability and aesthetic appeal. Our fence contractors can provide more details on these wood options.

Yes, we offer customization for both wood and chain link fences. This includes adjustable heights, various styles, and additional features like gates and privacy slats. Please contact our fence contractors to discuss your custom design requirements.

According to Bob Vila, chain-link fences typically last around 20 years, especially those with weather-resistant coatings. Wood fences generally have a lifespan of about 15 years with proper maintenance. For more specific information, please consult our fence contractors.

The cost of a new fence installation depends on factors such as materials, size, and customization options. For an accurate estimate tailored to your project, we recommend contacting our fence contractors for a free quote.

We offer various financing options to suit different budgets. Please reach out to our fence contractors for more information about our available financing plans.

We provide a three-year warranty that covers both workmanship and materials. For more detailed information about our warranty terms, please contact our fence contractors.

Yes, we offer old fence removal as part of our installation process. If you need this service, please inform us when requesting your estimate so we can include it in the quote.

It's essential to know your exact property boundaries before fence installation. We recommend verifying these boundaries through a professional survey or by consulting local property records to avoid potential disputes.

Fences on property lines are often considered shared property, especially after ownership changes. We suggest discussing the matter with your neighbor to understand their preferences. A property survey can confirm if the fence is on the property line, indicating joint ownership and shared responsibility. For further guidance, please contact our fence contractors.