Kentucky fencing

About Kentucky fencing

Among the concrete and masonry businesses in Lexington is Kentucky fencing. The company has been running for 6 years, by its own account. The crew numbers 5 people.

The listing includes fence work. Repairs often come down to leaning or rotten posts, broken rails or sagging gates, and replacing a few posts can sometimes save a fence that still has good boards. The work needed it lists: new fence and fence replacement. It marks residential under property type. On material, it says wood.

Concrete and masonry jobs last as long as the ground underneath them allows. Base preparation, drainage and reinforcement are where much of the work happens, even though they are hidden once the job is done.

Knowing where the property line runs matters before any posts go in, and many towns and homeowner associations set limits on fence height and style.

Business hours have not been listed. Whether it covers Nicholasville, Versailles and Georgetown is worth asking up front.

When you reach out to Kentucky fencing, mention any drainage problems in the area, such as standing water or a slope toward the house. Photos of the area before work starts are useful to keep for comparing quotes and for your own records.

Written from the details on this listing. Contact the business to confirm the latest.