6/6/21 my car was stranded in the center lane of WA 410 E in Bonney Lake, between 217th & 234th Streets with 2 blown out tires on the driver's side. I was waiting for a tow truck my roadside assistance plan dispatched when Thomas Harris pulled up in his "Harris Fence" truck. He said he had driven past me, but The Lord told him to help me so he turned around and came back. After he guided me to a safer location and determined the tires couldn't hold air, he told me he lived close by & was going home to get a jack to lift my car & take the tires off & take them to Costco Tire Center (where I was going to be towed) to see if they could mount new tires on my rims Fortunately the rims were ok & he returned with 2 new tires! I didn't have cash to, and Thomas was willing to accept my personal check. Thomas worked in the ram to remove my rear passenger tire so he could put both two tires on the as he was instructed. Thomas Harris spent more than 3 hours working on my car. He was caring kind, generous, patient professional & he had no obligation to help me The following day, Thomas called to ask if my old tires had roadside hazard insurance, and I didn't know. Thomas drove to Costco, picked up my old tires and delivered them to my house. 3 weeks later, in Burien, I had another flat tire, and roadside assistance put the spare tire on. The next day, I took all 3 damaged tires to Discount Tires where I had bought them less than 18 months before and they replaced both front tires at no charge! That would not have happened if Thomas. had not have retrieved those tires for me. If I need a fence in the future, I'll check out Harris Fence because of his character. read more

Spoke to him on the phone, made an appointment for him to come look at my fence project, and he never showed up... came highly recommended by my roommate who knows him on a personal level, but dude is a flake. read more

PHOTOS IN PROFILE After discovering my review (of 2 years ago), the company posted an O'Reilly-esque harangue worthy of the Bush diaries, giving themselves 5 stars to boot. Sadly, Yelp removed the post. Since the best defense against libel is truth, I've added a few more fact checks and a bonus section for my fellow Yelpers...PHOTOS within my profile. These photos show what they considered an acceptable finished product. The company has claimed repeatedly I was elated when work was done.That everything was perfect. And that I *suddenly* refused to pay. FACT: Multiple issues were noted during construction and pointed out early on. I was told not to worry and let things resume with assurances that "Everything is fixable. We'll tear it down and start over if we have to". When construction ended, no surprise- the issues were not only still there, but now compounded. Rather that acknowledge the defects, the owner did his best to minimize them..and when pressed, now expected ME to make concessions for which repairs should be done. Like the crooked fence line featured in one of the photos- a problem they were never really able to explain away, other than to accuse me of requesting. ?? Though true they were willing to perform some repairs, it always came down to which ones were most cost feasible for them. And when they grew hostile, I got a lawyer. My attorney's role was too draft an agreement that would have addressed the repairs needed, along with a warranty stipulation, while ensuring the company would be paid in full once repairs were done. Harris refused to agree to the terms. So instead, they whipped up a lawsuit. I countered. For those of you not familiar with small claims, a quick run down: Judges have ZERO power to do anything more than award money from one party to another. In other words, they cannot order someone to return an item or perform an action. In my case, and because I counter-sued for complete removal of the fence and my money to be returned, the judge could not vie in my favor. She instead used a formula which calculated defects vs. actual fencing material. In the end, she acknowledged the defects, proclaiming "The court doubts anyone would ask for a fence to be installed crooked, or without gates. Those posts don't even line up". In the end, the judge reduced the award Harris sought by nearly 70%. In other words, 30% of what they asked for. In the end, they were quite pleased to walk off with $4k of my hard earned dollars, and nil accountability for the mess they left behind. And while that ruling easily could have been appealed, frankly- any chance at that point of them being ordered back for corrective work was absolutely not worth it. It took a skilled contractor to fix that mess. Looks great now, no credit to them. Harris has repeatedly contended my hidden nefarious "objectives" of trying to get something for free. A statement that's become a playbook favorite of theirs...yet also demonstrative of more groundless logic. Considering they collected nearly $4k from me and failed to finish a job they were contracted to do, if my intent was indeed what they claim- then having the ENTIRE project torn down and reconstructed by another company, paying a second time in the process, should nullify that utter nonsense. Enjoy the photos, Yelpers. read more

Thank you Harris Fence for coming to my rescue. I would highly recommend them, I living out of state and needing work done in an emergency on our vacation property. They keep in constant contact with me and were very precise and clear about what the problem's were. Thank you for being me eye's and ears saved me an emergency trip to Washington. Honest , reliable & Beautiful Fence. Thank you Thank you Thank you read more