Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Savannah Gate and Fence?
Savannah Gate & Fence operates under White Glove Treatment LLC. This website is used as a marketing tool for our fencing division.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes! We are fully licensed and insured.
How much will a new fence cost?
This is our most asked question. It completely depends on the fence material you choose and the total linear feet.
Please visit our Fence Cost Calculator page to generate a rough cost.
Will you remove my old fencing?
Yes. This costs an additional $7 per foot (wood and vinyl) or $4 per foot (aluminum and chain link)
How much do I have to put down to start building my new fence?
For all our fences we require 50% down to start the project. Upon completion you are required to pay the remaining 50%.
How long does it take to complete my new fence?
Once we arrive on-site, the installation only takes a few days or less.
We (as well as most other reputable fence companies) are usually 4-6 weeks out, so the sooner you schedule a bid, and put down your deposit, the quicker we can complete your project.
So what’s the process?
We do a on-site visit to take measurements, choose material and fence styles and give you an exact quote.
The next visit we dig the holes around the perimeter of your property and set the posts.
The final visit we build and connect the panels to all the set posts and install any gates.
Should I choose Wood or Vinyl fencing?
Most people in Savannah and surrounding areas already have wood fences, as it is the most popular fence style in the area and matches the look of your neighbors and the neighborhood.
We almost always recommend wood for this reason but vinyl is a great option as well.
Please refer to this article for more information.
Should my neighbors pitch in to build the fence on their yards?
We find that some neighbors are more than willing to pitch in and split the cost with the person who is building the new fence on their side or back yards.
On the other hand there will be neighbors who will want no part in it.
Most of our jobs the primary customer fronts the entire cost without bothering the neighbors OR they front the cost and later on get payment from the neighbors.
Whatever the case, we DO NOT invoice each neighbor separately. ONE PERSON has to front the bill.