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Yes. Start with your location, approximate fence length, preferred material, and any photos or plans. We’ll discuss the project and coordinate the best way to prepare your estimate.

We’re based in the Sioux Falls and Harrisburg area of South Dakota and are willing to travel. Tell us your city and state so we can discuss the project and logistics.

Material, height, length, gates, post system, access, slope, removal, and travel can all affect the price. A project-specific estimate makes those details clear.

Scheduling depends on current workload, material availability, site readiness, and weather. Ask for the current schedule when we discuss your project; dates are confirmed for the individual job.

Requirements vary by property and jurisdiction. During planning, we review what needs to be checked and confirm who is responsible for permits, approvals, and any related documentation before work begins.

The planned fence line should be based on reliable property information. A utility marking is not a boundary survey. If the boundary is uncertain, discuss a survey before installation.

Utility locating and site preparation must be coordinated before ground work. Tell us about irrigation, private electrical lines, and other underground features so the appropriate locating arrangements can be discussed.

We assess the grade and the selected system, then discuss the proposed layout, transitions, and any expected gaps before the work starts.

Start with privacy, appearance, upkeep, and budget. Wood offers natural character; vinyl reduces regular painting or staining; ornamental metal keeps an open view; chain link creates practical boundaries. We can also discuss composite and modern metal privacy systems.

Both methods may be options. The chosen fence system, ground conditions, specifications, and site needs determine the proposed installation method.

Product warranties vary by manufacturer and component. Ask us to identify the applicable product terms and any workmanship coverage in your written proposal.

Sometimes. We look at the condition of the remaining supports and materials, product availability, and whether a partial repair will work as intended.

Yes, when included in the agreed scope. Share the existing material, approximate footage, and access details when requesting an estimate.

We can assess a new or replacement opening. We review clear width, swing space, grade, posts, and the equipment or people using the gate.

Yes. We assess on-site metal repairs and custom work, including fence and gate projects. Send photos and describe the material, location, and intended use.

Call (605) 743-0858 to discuss urgent work. We’ll confirm availability, location, and repair suitability before scheduling.

We start with your city and state, photos, measurements, and any plans. We then discuss whether a site visit is needed and include the agreed travel and mobilization scope in the proposal.

Yes. Select Wisetack information on the estimate form or call us. We can send the financing link for your project. Approval, APR, available terms, and promotional offers depend on eligibility and the lending partner.

Not necessarily. Product coverage and workmanship coverage are different. Your written agreement and the applicable manufacturer documents control the coverage. Our warranties page explains what to check and how to report a concern.