Review

Wooden Boundary Fence - Repairs

QUOTE ONE: Repair side fence following a car accident. This would include replacing at least one fence post into a concrete foundation. Two other posts may need replacing as they now wobble and have a lean. Replace broken fence boards/rails and capping. repair concrete garden boarder/nib. Painting could be done by property owner, but a price for this would be appreciated. Fence height is 1.5m at this point. Approximately 5.7m of fence length to repair. QUOTE TWO: Replace two lower sections of the fence which has been removed following a different car accident. This would include replacing fence boards/rails, capping, fence end detail, and replacing two fence posts into concrete foundation. So these two sections do not look "tacked on", the existing concrete foundation could be lifted, new posts concreted in deeper, and existing foundation placed back on top - this opinion of post installation may change depending on advice and what may be required for the primary job above ("Quote One"). Painting could be done by property owner, but a price for this would be appreciated. Approximately 4m of fence length by 0.65m high to be recreated. Fence repairs should match existing style. Waste removal from existing fence and any surplus materials from the reconstruction can remain on site/not dumped. An invitation to visit the site to assist with quoting for the two jobs is open to those interested in completing this line of work. Itemised quotes for both jobs would be appreciated to help understand what work is involved in getting this work completed.