The gentleman was very nice, but for the price I paid to relocate the fence and the materials, I'm disappointed. Even though we reused my two large cattle gates, there are several issues. When I got home, I only looked at the left side of the fence. The chain link doesn't go all the way to the ground, there's a section with no fence, and there are gaps by the poles and fence. One of the gates had wheels that worked great before the relocation, but they were removed because I was told they didn't work and didn't look good. He said he left them, but I haven't found them, and I'm upset with how the fence looks. I'm the only one who thinks it looks like trash.
I have a small Chihuahua dog, and I'm concerned this fence won't keep other dogs out of the yard. The right-hand side is worse than the left. The gate is leaning so badly that the corner is almost on the ground. When you lift the gate, there's a big gap that a skinny person could fit through. Like the other side, the chain link fence doesn't go all the way to the ground.
When I confronted him about this, he said the gates weren't built square. They wouldn't be, as they are cattle chain link gates that were bought, which he said makes it look worse. He mentioned that if I can come up with more money, he can put up some swing gates.
I will attached photos later so everyone can see what I see. read more
