Fencing in Lafayette, IN.
(Properly.)

Working Lafayette

How the crew runs Lafayette.

Lafayette is home base — Dave grew up in Tippecanoe County and the crew runs out of a yard a few minutes from downtown. Most weeks we're putting up fence somewhere between the Wabash Heritage Trail and the south-end subdivisions, and we know which neighborhoods (Roberts Ridge, Saddlebrook, Sterling Heights, Lexington Farms, Brookfield Heights) want every plan run past their HOA before a post goes in. We file the building department paperwork, we know the typical setback rules from the residential code, and we've seen what river-valley clay does to under-driven posts every spring. The driven-steel post system we use is the answer to that — no concrete to crack, no augered holes that fill with water and heave on the first hard freeze. If you've called other Lafayette fence contractors and gotten 'we'll get you a quote in three days,' Dave's the guy who shows up the same week with a real number. Most jobs start within two weeks of the green light, weather permitting. We also keep a short list of tear-down referrals if you've got an old chain link or rotted wood run that needs removing first — same crew can usually handle both in one mobilization.