Angler Fencing recommends a few things you can do before starting your Spokane fencing project:

• Property Lines – Find the property corners or agree with neighbors about the exact line. Please clearly mark the line.

• Fence Layout and Sprinklers – Plan the fence into the yard and sprinkler design. For instance, instead of a 180 degree (or half circle)spray head you will need two 90 degree or ¼ circle heads in some areas. If the sprinklers are already installed some pattern changes will likely need to be made.

• Share fencing costs with Neighbors – Fair neighbors will split the cost of a shared fence; however, they often need a few weeks to make their decision and get funding. Don’t be shy; a short conversation can save lots of money while getting an upgrade on the fence. Beware, some stubborn neighbors don’t want to share fairly.

• Getting a quote – Angler fencing provides free quotes, which includes measuring the fence.  Phone quotes are possible if you provide clear measurements. Measure the length of each individual side, gate widths and relative gate position in relation to the side. Look for obstacles, topography changes, soil type, access difficulties such as trees and brush, changing or steep slope, and rocky ground. Feel free to fax or email a diagram.

• Turn off sprinklers a two days before fence work starts so ground will be firmer