Based in Clyde · Abilene-area projects
Fence installation & fence-line clearing
Define the line. Open the possibilities.
A fence project begins before the first section goes up. JB offers fence installation and fence-line clearing, bringing the route, access and work on either side of the line into one conversation.
Share your location and scope to confirm availability.
What to discuss
A scope that fits your property.
- Fence installation
- Clearing along a proposed fence line
- Planning gates, access and transitions
Know which line you are building on.
Describe the proposed route and identify any existing boundary information. Do not assume an old fence marks the legal property line. If a boundary or easement is unclear, resolve it with the appropriate records or professional before deciding where construction belongs.
Give the clearing its own scope.
Show us vegetation, old fence sections and obstacles along the route, and identify what should remain. Clearing a route and installing a fence are related tasks, but each needs clear limits. Discuss material handling, neighboring access and how equipment can reach the work.
- Approximate fence length and desired purpose
- Gate positions and the access they need to preserve
- Existing structures, vegetation and changes in ground level
Choose the fence around its purpose.
Privacy, separation and access are different needs. Share the purpose, desired height and materials you have in mind. The wood privacy fence in our portfolio can be a reference for the appearance you like; the right scope still depends on your property and local requirements.
Before you call.
Can you clear a fence line and install the fence?
Both are supported JB services. Send the proposed route and photos so the scope can distinguish clearing, removal if needed and installation.
Can I use the fence in your photo as a reference?
Yes—use it to explain the appearance you like. Your dimensions, ground conditions, material choice and local requirements still need to be discussed.
Your next step
Bring us the idea.
Tell us your location and what you want to build, replace or improve.