one point @1:00, you don’t necessarily “need” to have a post right up next to the house with wood picket fence, you can easily cantilever the panel past the post about a foot with no problems. it helps when they have extra large footings that protrude past the house, or if you’re dodging a irrigation line that’s running right next to the house. Just set the post 7’ apart so they’ll have the extra over hang
Yeah, I've had to do that more than a few times when the foundation guys dumped excess cement in the footing trench or utilities/irrigation lines run along the wall.
Fellers, what’s the big deal??? I need to send y’all photos of the goat fence my neighbor built out of pallets. No two pallets were alike. The blue CHEP pallets and the red Kraft pallets are randomly mixed with unpainted skids. But, my favorite feature… Different widths and lengths meant some were turned sideways to keep the tops about the same height. That meant the goats had a ladder they could climb whenever my goat was in heat! Fellers, y’all ain’t seen a professionally designed and installed fence until you visit the Ozarks!
What do you gents at SWI think about setting a concrete in ground pier, steel post anchors drilled into the concreted then 4x4 posts set into the anchors?
@@SWiFence WHAAAAT...??? You have a fencing school? Where's the "link's in the bio" ? Is it an online school or do I have to relocate? To be extra clear, I'd learn to build fences right? I don't want to "learn how to fight with a sword = fencing." 🤞🏆
We have a spring training camp. 😁 If you own a fence business you should come join us! If you're an installer and new to the fence world it's probably not a great match for you just yet. www.swifence.com/swi-t-gsd-spring-training-camp.html?id=93379423
A typical homeowner "I'll save a few dollars and do it myself. I'll just buy panels and take a few days (weeks)." kind of job. The hubby is proud of the solutions he devised, the wife freaks out about the ugly of it and neighbors are laughing at him
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“I got another quote that’s cheaper” alright, hire them and then I’ll be back to fix his work in a few months
one point @1:00, you don’t necessarily “need” to have a post right up next to the house with wood picket fence, you can easily cantilever the panel past the post about a foot with no problems. it helps when they have extra large footings that protrude past the house, or if you’re dodging a irrigation line that’s running right next to the house. Just set the post 7’ apart so they’ll have the extra over hang
Yeah, I've had to do that more than a few times when the foundation guys dumped excess cement in the footing trench or utilities/irrigation lines run along the wall.
oh what an expensive wooden turd. heart goes out to the customer
I HATE stepping a fence. I've had customers ask for it, and I've talked all but one out of it. I've only ever installed one fence that was stepped.
Love the term "upcharge"!
Oh. You want me to look at your job in the rain.... upcharge!
😂😂😂
Fellers, what’s the big deal??? I need to send y’all photos of the goat fence my neighbor built out of pallets. No two pallets were alike. The blue CHEP pallets and the red Kraft pallets are randomly mixed with unpainted skids.
But, my favorite feature… Different widths and lengths meant some were turned sideways to keep the tops about the same height. That meant the goats had a ladder they could climb whenever my goat was in heat!
Fellers, y’all ain’t seen a professionally designed and installed fence until you visit the Ozarks!
That sounds... creative! Seriously though, it was nice of him to make it easy for the goats to get across. 😜
@@SWiFence my Nanny Goat agrees!
Great review video I saw this one years back and that was not done by a professional 😂 happy new year and hope you all have a great dang day 💪
What do you gents at SWI think about setting a concrete in ground pier, steel post anchors drilled into the concreted then 4x4 posts set into the anchors?
Is it a coincidence you post a review like this today and also start a fence school same day?
Believe it or not, yes. 🙂
@@SWiFence WHAAAAT...??? You have a fencing school? Where's the "link's in the bio" ? Is it an online school or do I have to relocate? To be extra clear, I'd learn to build fences right? I don't want to "learn how to fight with a sword = fencing." 🤞🏆
We have a spring training camp. 😁 If you own a fence business you should come join us! If you're an installer and new to the fence world it's probably not a great match for you just yet.
www.swifence.com/swi-t-gsd-spring-training-camp.html?id=93379423
How do you roll a cedar fence and make it look good? Do you have to sight every board….do you have to have 2 people or can 1 guy do it?
Sometimes you shouldn't take the lowest price. Check reviews of companies.
Sometimes landlords don't always care.
@@SWiFence true enough
YOU GUYS ARE GETTIN' ALL FANCY WITH YOUR COMPUTER CGI GRAPHICS NOW!
Hi I want to ask you something
I just started chain link fence business in India .
I want to export my product in USA. Is this possible ???
I'm sure it's possible but exactly how to do it is not really our area of expertise.
If I did that I would never get paid!! Inexperienced
That fence job looks like the crap you get in the South Eastern US. People are ignorant there.
Dude that thing don't have 60lbs of concrete. I'd bet it's less with dirt thrown on top.
A typical homeowner "I'll save a few dollars and do it myself. I'll just buy panels and take a few days (weeks)." kind of job. The hubby is proud of the solutions he devised, the wife freaks out about the ugly of it and neighbors are laughing at him