Top Three Things to Look for in a Fencing Company


We live in a day and age where finding a variety of businesses is incredibly easy. You can quickly type a few words into Google and have literally hundreds of businesses at your fingertips. This is a modern convenience we are all grateful for, but it can be a little overwhelming! Today, we'll be discussing the top three factors you should take into consideration when hiring a fencing company here in Boise, Idaho. 

1) Location 
When you land on a website for a fencing business, one of the first things you should verify is that you live within that business's service area. Websites are different from the traditional brick-and-mortar store in that you can easily stumble onto a website for a business that's halfway across the country. Or, the business may serve neighboring areas, but that isn't helpful if it doesn't take clients from your exact location. For example, here at Certified Fencing, we serve Boise, Kuna, Nampa, Meridian, Caldwell, Eagle, Star, Fruitland, Middleton, Twin Falls, and surrounding areas, but we would not be a good fit for a client in, say, Coeur d'Alene. 

2) Experience
Whether you need a wrought iron fence or a cedar fence, you want to be sure that the business you hire knows what they're doing. A properly maintained and repaired fence should last many years, and you want to make sure that installing the fence is done right the first time. It's usually fairly easy to find out when a business was established, and whether or not they have the experience to install a high-quality fence. Many websites also sport a gallery where you can see examples of the business's work, or client testimonials where you can read reviews written by real clients. 

3) Offers What You're Seeking
Last but not least, it's important to verify that the business you're considering offers exactly what you're looking for. Not ever fencing business offers repairs, so if you need a minor repair, double check that that's a service offered by the business you're researching. If you need a specific, less common service like temporary fence rental, it can be harder to find a business with that service, so your search should be very specific to help you find the right business for you. 

We understand that finding the right company for you can be a challenge! We hope these tips will help you quickly sift through the businesses that aren't a good fit so you can connect with the business that will serve you best. Give us a call at (208) 449-2040 to find out if Certified Fencing is the right company for you! 



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