Max - pro furniture

About Max - pro furniture

For concrete, stone and fencing work around Minneapolis, Max - pro furniture is one of the businesses listed. A single person makes up the team.

Fences are on the listing. A new fence is usually priced by the linear foot, with material, height, gates and the condition of the ground all affecting the total. Rocky or root-filled ground makes digging post holes slower.

Weather matters for this kind of work. Concrete and mortar need suitable temperatures to cure properly, so ask how the schedule might shift with cold, heat or rain, and how fresh work is protected if the weather turns.

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.

It has not posted hours. If you are outside Minneapolis, in Burnsville, Bloomington and Savage for example, say where the job is and ask if it is in range.

When you reach out to Max - pro furniture, mention any drainage problems in the area, such as standing water or a slope toward the house. Find out where your property line runs before a fence goes in, ideally from a survey or plat map.

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