Questions & Answers

Tell us what you need through the Request Site Visit form or call or text us. Photos, approximate measurements, your location, and the type of fence or work you want help us understand the project. We will follow up about the next step; a site visit lets us confirm the scope and prepare a final quote.

No. The online tool provides a rough planning estimate based on the information you enter. It is intentionally calculated toward the higher end of our typical range. We verify the measurements, layout, terrain, access, ground conditions, and material choices in person before providing a final quote. Your final price may be lower.

Think about where the fence should run, what you want to keep in or out, the look you prefer, and where gates need to go. If you have a survey, HOA guidelines, or photos of an existing fence, bring those along. You do not need a finished plan before contacting us.

Yes. We consider short fence runs, individual gates, repairs, and other smaller property projects. The price depends on the materials, travel, labor, and site conditions involved; send us the details and we can discuss the scope.

Our fencing work includes cedar privacy, galvanized and black vinyl-coated chain link, PVC vinyl, ornamental steel, field and woven wire, no-climb, hog wire, and barbed wire. We also install walk gates, drive gates, and custom gate configurations. Browse Fence Styles to compare the options.

Steel posts give a cedar privacy fence a strong structural base and avoid relying on buried wood posts. We plan post placement, fence height, gates, and the layout around the needs of your property. Ask us about finish details such as cap and trim, arch-cut tops, and kick boards.

Yes. A project can combine styles where they serve different purposes, such as cedar privacy along one side and black chain link around another area. We can review the transitions, gate locations, and appearance with you during the site visit.

We build and install walk gates, double drive gates, chain link gates, heavier duty gate options, and custom entries. Wide openings and cantilever gates need their own site evaluation. Tell us how you will use the opening so the design fits your daily access needs.

Privacy slats are an available option for some chain link installations. We can discuss the finish, fence height, and the level of screening you want before finalizing the material selection.

Yes. We offer field and woven wire, no-climb, hog wire, and barbed wire for acreage and livestock applications. Corners, braces, tensioning, terrain, gates, and the animals or use of the property all affect the layout and final quote.

Often, yes. We can inspect damaged sections, posts, and gates and talk through repair or replacement options. Photos help us understand the problem, but hidden damage and the condition of the remaining fence may require an in-person look.

Yes. Tell us about the existing fence when requesting your quote. Tear-out and disposal can be included in the project scope, and we will identify that work in the final estimate.

The schedule depends on fence length, style, gates, terrain, material availability, weather, and other booked work. Once we review your project, we can discuss an expected start window and the work involved. We will communicate any changes that affect scheduling.

Please have a survey or reliable boundary information available if the fence is going near a property line. We can discuss layout during the visit, but a site visit is not a boundary survey. HOA rules and any required approvals should also be identified before installation.

Utility locations must be addressed before digging. Please tell us about private lines, irrigation, invisible fencing, or other buried features that may not appear on a standard utility locate. We will coordinate the installation schedule around the required preparation.

Yes. Cimarron Valley Property Services is insured. If you need insurance information for an HOA or project approval, let us know when we discuss your project.

We are based in Guthrie and serve communities across Central Oklahoma, generally within about 100 miles. Our Service Area page lists many towns we serve. If your location is not listed, contact us and we will check availability.

Yes. We work with homeowners as well as commercial and property management clients. Projects can include fencing and gates, repairs, cleanouts, make readys, lawn maintenance, and other property services.

Our other work includes lawn maintenance, property cleanups, brush clearing, handyman and make ready projects, and select concrete, paver, and gravel work. Tell us what needs attention, even if the project includes more than one service.