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Contact The Fence Repair Guys of Annapolis
Call our Annapolis crew or send the form with your address and what is wrong with the fence. A few photos and the details below tell us whether we are looking at a quick hardware swap, a post replacement, or a job that needs approvals before anything changes.
What to Tell Us When You Reach Out
Around Annapolis, where a house sits changes how a fence job is planned. These details let us sort that out before the first visit.
- Material and size: wood, vinyl, aluminum or chain link, the height if you know it, and roughly how many sections or feet are damaged.
- Waterfront or creek lot: whether the yard borders a creek, river or the Bay, whether the fence runs toward a bulkhead or dock, and whether the low side floods at high tide.
- Critical Area: if you already know the property is within the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area, say so. If you are not sure, we will check.
- Historic district: whether the house is downtown, in Murray Hill, in Eastport or anywhere else inside the city's historic district.
- HOA or community association: the association name and any written fence standards or approval form, especially in neighborhoods with a community beach or pier.
- Gates and access: whether a gate is part of the problem, and whether the street is behind a community gate.
- Photos: one close shot of the damage, one wide shot of the whole line, and one of the base of the worst post.
For a gate that will not latch, The Fence Repair Guys of Annapolis moves faster with a photo of the hinge side and one of the latch side. After a storm or tidal flooding, tell us if a pool or dog needs the yard secured, and photograph everything before it is moved, since The Fence Repair Guys of Annapolis work starts from that record.
(443) 332-2662 The Fence Repair Guys of Annapolis509 Chinquapin Round Rd
Annapolis, MD 21401