North Star service
Fencing
Tell us whether the fence is new, a replacement, or a repair, then share approximate length, material, terrain, gates, and visible damage.
What we can review
- Wood, vinyl, and chain-link projects
- Gate planning
- Old-fence removal
- Damaged panels, posts, gates, and hardware
Common project types
New fence · Fence replacement · Fence repair
Details worth noticing
- Loose, leaning, or damaged posts
- Rot, wind, or impact damage
- Sloped or difficult-access fence lines
- Unconfirmed property lines or nearby obstacles
Photos that help
Only take photos from a safe location. Never climb, enter a hazardous area, or disturb materials for the review.
The full fence line
Damaged panels, posts, gates, or hardware
Terrain and access to the work area
Questions clients ask
Before you begin
Must the property line be confirmed first?
Tell us whether it is known. Boundary and bylaw requirements should be resolved before construction.
Do I need exact length and height?
No. Approximate measurements are useful, and exact scope can be confirmed later.
Can an existing fence be removed?
Yes. Include removal in the project details so it is part of the review.
Can a repair be reviewed from photos?
Photos are very helpful, but posts and footings may need an in-person assessment.