Contact The Fence Repair Guys of Glen Burnie

What to Tell Us When You Reach Out

A few details up front let us plan the job before we arrive and bring the right parts on the first trip.

• Material: wood, vinyl, aluminum or chain link. If it is wood, say whether it is a privacy fence or pickets, and the height if you know it.
• Length: a rough count of the damaged sections or the feet of fence involved, plus the length of the whole run if you are thinking about replacement.
• Gate: whether a gate is part of the problem, and what it is doing: dragging, sagging, not latching or swinging open on its own.
• Shared or rowhome fence: whether the fence is shared with a neighbor, and on a rowhome or townhome lot, whether the yard is reached only through an alley or the house.
• HOA or community rules: whether your neighborhood has an association, so we can confirm requirements for the address before work starts.
• Photos: one close shot of the damage, one wide shot of the whole fence line, and one of the bottom of the worst post if you can get it.

For a gate that will not close or latch, The Fence Repair Guys of Glen Burnie usually needs a photo of the hinge side and the latch side. After wind or a fallen limb, tell us whether the yard is open and a dog or pool needs to be secured, and keep the photos of the damage before anything is moved. The details of The Fence Repair Guys of Glen Burnie work start with that record.

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