In most cases, you will need a permit to install a fence, but the specific requirements vary depending on your local municipality. Search for your Ordinances HERE.
Permits are typically required to ensure the fence complies with local zoning laws, height restrictions, property line setbacks, and safety regulations...
In Michigan, many cities and townships require you to submit a site plan showing the proposed location of the fence...
A permit is typically not required for certain types of fences or specific situations, but this varies by local regulations...
Obtain Plot Plan: To move forward with the project...
Repairs are handled with the same level of care and precision as our installations...
The materials used for your project are sourced from trusted vendors through UNITED STATES FENCE...
The purpose of MISS DIG is to provide a free service to homeowners, excavators, municipalities, and utility companies...
The time it takes to get on the installation schedule depends on the current volume of projects and the availability of materials...
Warranties with an installation typically include both material and workmanship guarantees...
Final payment is due upon the successful completion of your fencing project...
Credit card fees appear on your invoice because they are only applicable if payment is not made via ACH, check, or other available payment methods...
If you accidentally paid the credit card fee but used a check or another payment method that does not incur such a fee, please reach out to our billing department immediately...
Using trusted materials from vendors with superior manufacturing processes and strong product warranties is a smart approach for any fencing project, regardless of location.