A post that already failed
We replace the one that leaned, not the whole street face, unless the rest is already gone.
Wood · vinyl · chain · gates
If I cannot see the slope, I will not price the post.
The shop sits at 193 W Grove St in Middleboro. Luis still measures the run himself. Five people ride the truck; one set of numbers comes back to you.
We hang what we bid. If a tree, a ledge, or a neighbor line changes the plan, you hear it on the walk — not on an invoice.
We bid lots Luis can drive to from 193 W Grove St — not a map of the whole South Shore.
Small enough that the owner still walks every job. Large enough to hang a long run in a week.
The number follows the string, the soil, and the gate you actually need.
We replace the one that leaned, not the whole street face, unless the rest is already gone.
Double gates, drop rods, latches that catch. Hardware sized for the leaf you actually have.
Wood, vinyl, or chain. Luis strings the grade, then we hang what you picked.
Yes. Luis strings the grade first. A phone photo is not a bid.
You do. We tell you what the soil and the neighbor line will actually hold.
Most Middleboro yards are a few days of hang after posts set. A long commercial mesh takes a week.
That is the whole form. Luis calls back. No email maze.
Double gate with a drop rod and a latch sized for the leaf. Walked twice before we left.
Quiet panels along a side yard. Rails stayed true after hang; no wave in the run.
Chain-link with tensioned ends and a gate that does not drag the gravel.
Phone only. We thank you on the next screen and call from Middleboro.