Business ProfileforBryant Fence Company

6/26/2023 FENCE INSTALL - After calling Bryant Fence company to remove an existing hog wire fence and installing a 4' chain link fence (on 6/26/23). The two gentlemen installers told me they could not put the post close to the retaining wall due to the concrete footer, and left a 6" or more gap between the wall and fence post where my small dogs could easily escape the yard! However. they had no issue cutting away the concrete sidewalk to install the post for the gate (didn't understand that install logic). They also left the fencing higher in some areas of the yard where the fencing did not meet the ground level. Again, the dogs could escape the holes under the fence! I spoke to the installers about this and they didn't offer any explanations but dug up dirt out of my flower bed to "cover the holes". In the process of doing so they dug up a termite stake leaving it on top of the freshly piled dirt within the fenced yard for my dogs to find and chew up!! Poison to kill small animals. Luckily I found it first. I was not happy! The installers also just poured dry concrete mix into the post holes without mixing the concrete mix up first. Is this standard practice? I have never seen this before. I question of the stability of my fence posts now. I immediately contacted Bryant Fence the next day and am still waiting to have my issues corrected. Around the second week of July Chris Davis, Production Manager, touched base with me and told me these issues were not acceptable and not how they do business. The installers should have put the post all the way up to the retaining wall. Also, the fencing should meet the contour of the ground with no gaps. They would be out to my house soon to repair. It is now 7/25/2023, I have called several times and still have not have anyone to come look at my fence, make any restitution or corrections. I have paid my contract in full, I have been more than patient and nice about it, but my fuse is burning out now!