A Hockinson homeowner with a wooded rural lot wanted to fence off the back of the property along a steep hillside bank. They needed it to keep their dogs in and deer out, without hiding the tree line they moved out there for. Black vinyl-coated chain link was the right fit. It almost disappears against the evergreens and holds up to Clark County's wet winters far better than bare galvanized wire. Gene walked the property first and laid out the fence line along the base of the slope. The crew augered every post hole by hand and set each post in concrete so the line stays plumb on soft hillside soil, then ran the black top rail and stretched the mesh tight. A 4 ft black chain link walk gate with a heavy-duty latch finished the job. The whole install was done in a single day and is backed by Terek Fencing's 2-Year Workmanship Warranty.

A Hockinson homeowner with a wooded rural lot wanted to fence off the back of the property along a steep hillside bank. They needed it to keep their dogs in and deer out, without hiding the tree line they moved out there for. Black vinyl-coated chain link was the right fit. It almost disappears against the evergreens and holds up to Clark County's wet winters far better than bare galvanized wire. Gene walked the property first and laid out the fence line along the base of the slope. The crew augered every post hole by hand and set each post in concrete so the line stays plumb on soft hillside soil, then ran the black top rail and stretched the mesh tight. A 4 ft black chain link walk gate with a heavy-duty latch finished the job. The whole install was done in a single day and is backed by Terek Fencing's 2-Year Workmanship Warranty.

A Hockinson homeowner with a wooded rural lot wanted to fence off the back of the property along a steep hillside bank. They needed it to keep their dogs in and deer out, without hiding the tree line they moved out there for. Black vinyl-coated chain link was the right fit. It almost disappears against the evergreens and holds up to Clark County's wet winters far better than bare galvanized wire. Gene walked the property first and laid out the fence line along the base of the slope. The crew augered every post hole by hand and set each post in concrete so the line stays plumb on soft hillside soil, then ran the black top rail and stretched the mesh tight. A 4 ft black chain link walk gate with a heavy-duty latch finished the job. The whole install was done in a single day and is backed by Terek Fencing's 2-Year Workmanship Warranty.

Jason Roehner
Urban one-story exterior home photo in Phoenix

In the first post of this two-part blog series, we began the discussion of why we decline business. We’re tackling this sensitive subject by the horns to give more insight into what happens behind the scenes in the remodeling industry. It’s a touchy subject as when we buy something we never expect to be rejected by the seller. However, there are instances where businesses need to filter potential customers to be successful. To help make our explanation more relatable, we’ll return to the example we set up in part one: a farmer selling oranges at a local farmer’s market. Take a read on the conclusion of this 2 part blog series on the reasons why contractors occasionally decline business to customers. Check out the full blog on our website - Either use the link in our bio, QR code provided, or link below to see the post directly. Link: https://mayflowerva.com/why-we-decline-business-pt2/

Inspiration for a small contemporary one-story brick exterior home remodel in DC Metro