The Strongest Fence You Can Build Without Digging

[@surgepro322able]

Hands on training is far superior to any other type of training! Y'all are great! Keep the videos coming!

[@landmarkcreations1183]

The no dig fence you guys installed in Wyoming is absolute proof the system works. Anyone who’s been there knows just how brutal the wind is. Great video guys 👍

[@drakemia4079]

A great place for wind turbines generation

[@gcc8584]

Depends if wind is orderly or not. I live on the praries and it’s very windy all the time but the wind is disorderly most of the time as well so wind turbines don’t work well and are usually shut down.

[@KingKongbabe]

@@drakemia4079no wind power is garbage! They are tearing down so many wind turbines In Wyoming that disposal is a problem.

[@jackyd1917]

What if there are rocks or stones underground? Guess it would not be that easy to just push the metal post in.

[@gregorygiven8008]

uwroluyil lluklllllllllll ​@@gcc8584

[@charlestaylor3195]

I absolutely love the fact that you take the time to make it right, instead of building it real fast and then having to go back and fix it. Hey is there a problem or copyright or something that would affect you in a negative way by me doing the same thing here on the west coast. I'm not looking to steal an idea, I'm just looking to do something great that goes both ways, and this is it. A great product that lasts, and is affordable. This is brains over brawn. Love it.

[@SWiFence]

There's nothing proprietary here. 👍🏻

[@charlestaylor3195]

@@SWiFence As for security goes if someone wanted to kick a fence board/ panel out would the fence fall down, this happened to a neighbor, but I don't know how well it was built.

[@jag1963]

Finding people who want to do a good job and take pride is so difficult these days. Great Job.

[@SWiFence]

Thank you!

[@manclt704]

@@SWiFence This video is downright stupid-you’ve completely left out the most important detail: the cost of this no-dig fence per linear foot. Price is the key factor when comparing and deciding! If cost doesn’t matter to you, then I might as well build a SpaceX rocket launch pad in your front yard by tomorrow!

[@PhabletTablet]

I don't even need a fence and don't care about how to build one. But the title got my attention and I watched the whole thing. What a great friggen video!! Well put together, the fence AND the video.

[@SWiFence]

Appreciate that! 👍🏻

[@tomjokr]

The universal sigh of relief when you get that post past the house is too spot on

[@SnakeBitBob1982]

I put a fence in like that last year but had to use a slam-hammer to drive the posts in. I like the auto hammer you have much better than doing it by hand!

[@EdwardLorreto]

Your work is second to none May God continue to bless you and your crew, except use caution give everyone eye protection do not take things for granted.

[@SAMarcus]

This is a better video than Lowes or Home Depot do for instruction on fence building. Great job guys!

[@SWiFence]

Appreciate that!

[@rusosure7]

Great tip about getting the top donut to line up with the fence. Wisdom!

[@Thats_all_she_wrote_Dear_John]

What a nice guy! He is professional and has a good sense of humor. He is just the kind of person I would have liked to work with when I was younger. I am 74 years old, retired, and a Nam Vet 68/69. A big thank you for this information because next week, I will be replacing my 25-year-old fence. Thank you, sir.

[@SWiFence]

You are welcome. You've got this! 💪🏻

[@Beaches_south_of_L.A.]

Don't ever stop man. My dad is 85 a gozillionaire and still working, still managing his investments and properties. He's on vacation half the time but he's earned it. He skis 30 days a year, has a house in Colorado, Idaho, Manhattan Beach and Mexico. Right now he's diving in the Galápagos. Warren Buffett's partner, Charlie Munger, whom passed away last year at 99, was still working up till the end. It's what kept him sharp and alive so long. Like Clint Eastwood says, "You can rest when you are dead!"

[@robertkerby2581]

The no dig fence that you and your crew installed was very impressive and looks absolutely amazing! The key locked gate latch was a nice touch! Well done, SWI!

[@SWiFence]

Well thank you!

[@144Jacob]

@@SWiFence Great Job. This looks stronger and more reliable. I live in Connecticut. You guys no any installers that do this here.

[@bigbakerbob]

I have to say you and your crew are very good and professional, I wish you were in NY, hard to find good quality anyone… I also would like to get some of your leftovers, being a gardener, I think you could make use of some of them for planting, by using them for slightly raised beds, by plastic welding them together. It would be possible for squares and long rectangular boxes. Even have an idea for vertical gardening with some, like the ones sometimes done with PVC. Just a thought, so you would not have to put them in the landfill and still be able to get some money and use out of them. Really enjoy your content and keep up the great work.. Rob

[@cloudsmith7803]

The difference between the city and the country is character.

[@mnshelton7292]

Nice work guys! I’m not a fence installer, but was still fascinated by the skill and wit, in the video. Keep up the good work!

[@SWiFence]

Thanks! 👍

[@tyronebrown5481]

Man, I have no experience building/installing fences or gates but I sure enjoyed watching you guys do it. Great job!

[@SWiFence]

Hey thanks!

[@j.morrison73]

Looks good & makes sense. As for the waste, have you contacted the manufacturer to see if they'll accept your waste to be recycled?

[@lindawilson4625]

That post driver is GREAT! Nice job!

[@rogerdirkx.1679]

Hi, never having built a fence, I finding your videos were very timely and extremely helpful. Your presentations are very well done and easy to understand. My situation is digging two wooden posts and repairing a barb wire fence that someone else built. The video on digging the holes was very helpful. Thank you very much.

[@SWiFence]

Awesome, thank you!

[@onepunch7632]

You should design those post setter machines with a bubble level or 2 on it. That way you can monitor it while you're driving it without having to have a separate level or set of hands.

[@darthnihilus511]

The vibration of the machine would not only make the level unreadable, it would quickly knock it out of setpoint anyway. I am sure they tried this several times.

[@nickprussing1963]

aloha from hawaii it does not ever get cold enough hear to freeze your coffee drink. nice job i have been digging holes for years and its a real pain in hawaii lots of rocks.this is the way to go thank you

[@dh66]

You can't use this method in rocky soil. When you hit rocks they will stop completely or bend around the rock giving you a crooked post nearly impossible to get out

[@blackwingvisuals5017]

Instantly i became grateful for the metric system! Cant remember when i last saw fractions of an inch on a calculator insane man! P.S I am 56 and I can't remember the lastime I saw fractions of an inch on a calculator !

[@SWiFence]

It's the system we're stuck with. 😆 But, we already know it, so we don't mind too much.

[@tadeuszmichaelwlodarczyk3120]

Been doing that system 40 year's ago with a air assisted machine raming in the post's. From Melbourne AUSTRALIA 👍🤠

[@SWiFence]

👆🏻 See everyone? The rest of the world doesn't think this is strange.

[@DenisBoutaud]

Great work guys I,m impress with your system I,m a Red Seal carpenter from Kelowna BC Canada

[@ZENMASTERME1]

I never thought in a million years that would be watching a post assembling video, but here I am! Excellent job boys…

[@SWiFence]

Well thanks!

[@chrisclassical7]

me too

[@mikelittle5250]

exactly/ shows I'm getting older/ but also, it just simply got interesting

[@papabones-G48]

This has changed my mind on vinyl fencing, thanks for posting. Curious to know how to add a vehicle access gate wide enough for a garbage truck. Best way to train is hands on. "KEEP ON KEEPIN ON"

[@Oldmanwithagoldpan]

I would imagine a gate on a roller track would work best.

[@britestart1]

I can imagine installing the metal post then a special roung flange to square bracket to attach vinyl post.

[@peterpage7322]

I wish we had something like this in the UK, it’s really well thought out and so easy to maintain too!

[@billienomates1606]

That thing for pushing the poles into the ground seems to have sparked my wife's interest, God knows why, Where can she get one?

[@msk3905]

Adam & Eve store?

[@KasandraSoto]

Oh my god…😂

[@devilblueduke]

Get a black guy

[@Martin-ef4xh]

@@devilblueduke Or 3

[@BlackDaddy]

I can tell she doesn't value you. I'll be proud when she leaves you.

[@erniemenard7727]

I'm glad that you mentioned the grade of the fence. The company's default installation was 2" above the highest grade, level from that point, unless specified otherwise. Salesmen? Details? You could probably imagine the malicious compliance opportunities. Of course I carried an instrument in the truck, although being a pro that is where it generally stayed.

[@frontrockfences]

Mark must be missing the Florida weather. He needs steel toed flippy floppies.🤟

[@stuartkorte1642]

Steel toed flops, Florida Safety Shoes. 👍

[@guruofendtimes819]

I don't think he misses burning hot humid tropical heat with torrential rain, hurricanes ,mosquitoes

[@fireboyspirit3474]

Interesting system. Wish they had this in the UK I’d use it for my fencing business

[@kevkev5935]

Awesome job y'all. I've been binge watching these videos since I'm gonna be extending one of my fence lines 40 feet and want to do the no dig method. In central texas here where we get some crazy wind and storms, so this gave me reassurance.

[@SWiFence]

You got this! 💪🏻

[@schtuke]

The post-driver is great. How effective is it against rocks?? Thanks--great video!

[@SWiFence]

Depends on the size of rock. If they're too big you're going to want to get beefier equipement or switch to dig and set. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4fbXnyKg7B6iJo

[@kubotajordan9502]

Nice video & very informative y'all have a great relaxing weekend.

[@benduckx9367]

Good stuff, Lad builders! Product is interesting. Here in California, vinyl has been used for quite some time. The rap on vinyl is that due to changing temps, it becomes brittle and breaks. What is your response to that concern? Years, warranty, etc. Lastly, what is cost per foot? Thanks.

[@RunningGreyWolf]

Two words...genius and beautiful!

[@SWiFence]

Well shucks! Thanks!

[@victorstone9051]

Very nice fence, I did fence building about 20 years ago for 3 years and it was very hard work , this way looks like way less work well done!!

[@SWiFence]

Thanks 👍

[@alyshagillett8318]

Great banter makes everything even better! You guys are an awesome crew! ❤

[@SWiFence]

Thanks so much!

[@dan__________________]

Very nice system. Do you ever get frost in the ground around there? I haven't found anything that can resist frost heaving the posts, but maybe the small diameter of the galvanized posts would help.

[@SWiFence]

Our frost line runs about 30", so we always make sure to drive below that.

[@niceguy191]

Not only the small diameter, but it's just so smooth that I bet it holds up great to frost heaving. I'd expect softer, wetter soils would be this system's issue as then wind could slowly lean the fence

[@etienneE]

Great fence, wish we had this in my country.

[@jeffruffing2316]

Have you ever thought of taking the off cuts and making a skirt out of them to continue the fence to the ground? I’m impressed with your system. I would love to see the fence even and touching the ground, maybe experimenting with the off cuts and making a skirt for the bottom may accomplish 2 things, level and ground.

[@therabbitswhisper]

Holy crap, very knowledgeable. You should teach this stuff. Thanks for sharing.

[@SWiFence]

Thank you!

[@erniemenard7727]

There are quite a few places this system would work around the greater New Orleans area. This would be an excellent system to use down in the Marigny/Bywater area. You have these 20 foot wide houses on 25 foot wide lots. That leaves a 30" walkway up each side. The window sills are at about 5,' and every window has a window air conditioner sticking out of it. I know a sub that had to carry everything through a customer's house, including concrete. I'd like to add that many of the fences between the houses are 4', 9 ga. twist up. Before I say it won't work here...in North Kenner, La., I dug a 30" deep hole, set a 2-1/2" .065 in before the concrete, the post promptly sank all the way. That's a pretty nice system.

[@RonaldColeman-ef2rc]

Great show

[@SWiFence]

Thanks!

[@timgriggsii3428]

Anybody who builds fences for a living knows well that digging is the slowest, hardest, and most critical part of building a fence. I’m in awe of these guys. Doing an entire fence of any kind in one day is incredible.

[@danieltracy2261]

I can’t believe a fence guy actually called in locates, amazing. 😂

[@SWiFence]

Oh ho ho. 😆

[@TheHipHopapotimus]

Awesome, and such a neat system. Skilled / thoughtful people make the job right. Great idea taking to a 4 yr old project too.

[@DanO530.8]

Wow never seen a fence put up that fast before looks amazing

[@rusosure7]

Uhh... y'all drove a 2" screw through the post, through the donut, into the post. When I did my fence, I secured the donut to the post, but only used a 1" stainless screw to secure the post to the donut. Is that a bad thing? Not sending a screw all the way through to the post? Thanks. You guys are the best.

[@SWiFence]

Well, I mean... It's just not as strong. You're probably fine. 👍🏻

[@ddhrsa]

$3k for a post digger or $3k for my fence and i dig holes lol

[@zimvader25]

What? You can buy an auger for less than $200 bucks, man… or just rent a post driver for less than $200. You don’t have to buy any major tools.

[@MASTERninja23z]

You can also get a motorized fence post driver for around $200-$500

[@NessaMariez]

You can rent one too if need be

[@dawsie]

Those off cuts from the post could make for great matching garden bed fencing to match the new fence this way you could save them from landfill. Because they are not biodegradable this means the new garden bed fencing won’t rot like wood will. If the owners don’t want them, then put out an ad on your website the same option of a no dig garden bed fencing, the only difference is you can’t use that fancy post hammer as the handle is too long 😹😹 but you can use a sledge hammer and a post holder handle to knock the post in. Just food for thought, the idea popped into my head when I saw how much you were cutting off the post and the slotted sidings the whole lot could make neat garden beds and saves all them off cuts from landfill. I know I would use them, if I lived in the States. I will have to see if this system is in Australia. It sure look nicer than the colour bond fencing my neighbours put up around me on all 4 sides I’m now fenced in with different coloured fencing in each direction. If that system came in a wood grain look I would have loved that to all that metal around me. Hope you like my idea for your off cuts, I’m sure that there would be plenty of people out there who just might like that idea.

[@MIRSTROY]

As a European builder dang i feel sorry for you guys with feet and inches, instead of like 1270mm you get to decipher some harry potter spell

[@SWiFence]

😆 Glad you can feel our pain!

[@kimberlyarmstrong4641]

We are some silly Americans that’s for sure. Only us and another small country follow this nonsense! lol

[@scruffydog52]

We don’t even understand your mm stuff

[@devilblueduke]

Seems mm would be harder

[@MIRSTROY]

​@@devilbluedukebro, its literally like 10 mm in a cm, 100cm in a meter, its just multiply by 10 and all round numbers.

[@tg9754]

Great video and installation. My only constructive comment is in my area (Chicago), building codes require all poles need to be sunk into 28" to 36" of concrete depending on what town you live in.

[@SWiFence]

Local codes vary widely.

[@johnduffy6546]

Aside from nobody wearing eye protection and no push stick being used while cutting on the table saw, not a bad video

[@Orbic-hp5tt]

I bet you're fun at parties.

[@geobus3307]

@Orbic-hp5tt Dude can probably mix the party drinks easily cuz he still has all his fingers.

[@mewmew32]

lol there's no point using a push stick on a cut like that, safer without. also it's impossible for a vinyl fence plank to bind in a saw. if anything I'd call out using gloves on the tablesaw.

[@mewmew32]

lol whoops watched it again and he's not even wearing gloves. I'll have to call him out for no ear protection then ;D

[@james8583]

What if I buy the house and don't like that fence or metal posts,, can those posts come out easier or harder than traditional posts? ALSO, how much money does the post driver cost and who puts posts in the winter with "hard" ground?? God Bless!!

[@gordoncampbell4706]

Very entertaining gentlemen, some high precision required to install this system. Best regards from Canada.

[@richvail7551]

I don’t usually watch a video for this length of time but you guys kept it moving and interesting. Very interesting system.

[@SWiFence]

Thank you!

[@danawolfe7380]

New to the channel. Perfect combination of pace, knowledge, and humor. Fantastic!

[@SWiFence]

Thanks and welcome

[@mukeshvig174]

This was an amazing thing to watch and learn too. You make an excellent craftsman and a teacher. I had heard of the vinyl fence but didn't know of the no-dig technology. This is so smooth. 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@SWiFence]

Thanks!

[@DominickDahbour]

I wasn't really interested in how to build a fence, but you talk about it in an interesting way and the video is cool, thanks!

[@SWiFence]

Hey thanks! That's a great compliment. 👍🏻

[@davidg8032]

Excellent video! For years I've been thinking about how to have a galvanized pipe driven into the ground and become the backbone for all my posts. Your adapter donuts are the ticket. Did you design them and come up with this system?

[@SWiFence]

We did not. Just found a good thing. 👍🏻

[@42lookc]

That is one clean, Professional build! And a very detailed explanation.

[@SWiFence]

Much appreciated!

[@mrandmrsUSA]

compared to a typical vinyl fence, id imagine this is far superior having the metal posts on the inside. it always amazes me that typical vinyl fences are just hollow plastic more or less.

[@karenbearden6198]

Beautiful job, quality folks doing the job! I like the thoughts on how to orient height of sections relational to ground. That's always been a dilemma when I try to decide if any particular fence looks right in that regard. I guess every job is different, whatever pleases the eye. I've seen fences on a hillside with 20+" gaps at the bottom on lower side section. That looks terrible to me. Even so, I surely would not know how to remedy it.

[@ArkLord001]

My neighbour behind me just replaced his 50 year old cedar fence with a vinyl fence and it took the company installing it nearly a MONTH to put the fence in with a 6 man team. That's pretty sad considering that when we moved here 50 years ago, 6 people installed Cedar fences for 4 properties in 5 days (All of the neighbours worked together on them). The installers were complete morons. From digging the holes to put concrete around the post and letting them sit for a week to not bringing enough material despite a huge trailer to complete even a single side of property. Same fence with morons installing them. You guys just showed that there are still people who know what they're doing. Kudos

[@Turco949]

Great video guys and very interesting stuff! How would a roof be installed on an area of 7' x 15' of this type of fence?

[@avalosoadm]

Absolute Genious!! Best method for Vinyl fencing! Appreciate the end to end video fellas!

[@SWiFence]

Glad you enjoyed it! 👍🏻

[@stevesampier527]

Amazing work and rewarding to see the young talent at work.

[@SWiFence]

Thank you!

[@captaindunsell8568]

Take a look at florida … all the pvc fence fell is the hurricane… so we have shattered pieces of fencing all around the area

[@jacobstrong6273]

He DID NOT feel that sun coming 😂 Another great vid. Only way to install vinyl, or any other fence. I’m in Des Moines Iowa.

[@SWiFence]

Yeah he was pretty chilly.

[@anthonypierre2094]

Absolutely love the pride that they take in their work. I'm still in the fence about this method though 😂. I feel like this can't be stronger then a wood post system.

[@SWiFence]

Here are some wind tests with did with both steel and wood posts: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qGHVeJluq6qjbqs

[@jtdouglas9535]

I got to tell you this is legit it looks amazing. I live down here in Florida and did all the post hole digging myself so this would have been nice LOL great job guys

[@SWiFence]

Hey thanks!

[@TheBillPayingHobbyists]

Of course, moving to Cody in May and going back to work overseas the day before your GSD training. Dang it!

[@BLVRZ]

You guys are amazing, bless you guys!

[@SWiFence]

Well shucks! Thanks!

[@RickyD1968]

WOW That is just Awesome !!! Very nice Fence construction !!!

[@SWiFence]

Thanks!

[@UplandBill]

So much to learn here ... regarding fencing or otherwise. I need to replace 2 gate latch posts, over a concrete walkway, that cannot be effectively fastened to the structure they are against. This pole option might be an option.

[@JediFight]

I enjoy your team environment. You are good people, and it shows.

[@SWiFence]

We like to have a good time! 👍🏻

[@rogerbettencourt9654]

I am continually impressed with the no dig method. Minus five points for Dan for not beginning his post marks around the utilities and plus five points for the Minions, because they worked with Dan all day. And the winner is Mark. Lol, great job, of course, thanks again team.

[@freecamel3]

How would this work in North Texas? We don’t get much frost heave, but we get heave from the clay soil expanding and shrinking with the moisture level.

[@nickadamson6053]

Dewalt impact with Milwaukee bits, you got a subscriber... 😂 But seriously, you guys have great workflow and on the job demeanor. Looking forward to watching more of your channel and learning some extra stuff!

[@SWiFence]

Thanks 👍

[@MRTOMBO]

How do those posts hold up over time and ground movement? Or, potentially, the posts sinking or rising? I don't do that work, so these are simply ponder questions on my part out of ignorance.

[@SWiFence]

As long as we drive below frost line we don't have that issue.

[@sportcoatjoditv7148]

Always wanted to know how those vinyl fences were installed. U got a new sub 👍🏾!!!

[@SWiFence]

Hey welcome!

[@michaelkornel7138]

Hi i've been enjoying this video more than all my years of retirement .Why ? cos everybody has a smarter and better opinion than the "thruth" of things.My question is What are the tempereture limits or duration (years)of a vinyl fence in northern Europe.

[@SWiFence]

Ooh, great question. I'm afraid I won't really be able to answer that. The quality of vinyl we purchase performs well in Wyoming, and it's not uncommon for us to dip below -17 °C even as low as -30 °C on occasion. But we don't hang out there for weeks on end like I imagine you all do in northern Europe. 🥶

[@bobvedder2451]

What do y'all charge for installation? Total cost for supplies and labor?

[@melcoeb]

Fantastic work. What's the pricing compared to a regularly installed vinyl fence?

[@SWiFence]

It tends to wash out more even than you would think. What you save in labor and concrete you spend in steel.

[@RayGarrettJr]

When trying this in the southern US, I invariably hit giant rocks. What do you do when Driving in a post like this and you hit a massive rock one foot in?

[@SWiFence]

This method isn't really for really rocky ground. We have a considerable amount of rocky ground around here, and we choose our method based on ground conditions. You can still drive in rockier ground, but it takes better equipment. kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4fbXnyKg7B6iJo

[@JDL_2020]

I would love to have you install a fence like that for me here in IL. But how much is the cost? Dealing with that here in C IL. They want 10K for 170' of cheap vinyl fencing w/2 gates, if they can even get the vinyl. 8K for treated fence. 2 Neighbors said they were wanting to add a fence and I told them good luck and hold onto your wallet. They came back and said they did not need a fence that badly....... I appreciate good workmanship, but I guess I can't afford it anymore, and after a back injury, I'm not able to do it myself anymore. Sons are busy with work and family, but they did help me repair my cedar fence. The local cable locating person after locating my utilities said I should not work in my back area since a main fiberoptic cable junctions there. I said I am not digging, they looked puzzled. I rigged up my own hydro/vac soil removal system and it worked like a charm down to 44/46" for the 20 year old 16 gal Craftsman wet vac with 1 1/4 hose/extensions. I like to go 48" but 44 was good for 6' middle support posts. The electric pressure washer with extensions worked fantastic. But you have to have a place to make a slurry pile until it dries out......

[@therealericjackdaniels]

I've spent most of my life building stuff and I can tell ya, this is good stuff :)

[@SWiFence]

That's a fantastic compliment. Thank you. 👍🏻

[@mikelittle5250]

I love the coffee cup moment. hilarious. I live in western NY, I can relate. You are really thorough, thanks for all the info, but I don't see me realistically myself doing this. But I would hire you, if I needed, lol

[@jascam1]

This looks like a great no dig fence if you have some solid ground/dirt, here in Florida where the soil is sandy I think you'll need some aggregate/cement to anchor the post against hurricane wind and saturating rainfall. Still It's an awesome install, best I've ever seen. The top rail ties are terrific, here in Florida they just drop 1.5 " screw at an angle and pray the hurricane don't rip it apart doesn't work.

[@SWiFence]

Should check out our airboat test that was done in Florida. Additionally, we have another branch in Florida that uses this method every day.

[@josephgy5324]

What size steel pipe are you driving into the ground? I love your guys videos and I think this is what I am going to be doing for my fence. Newbie at building fences, but this seems straightforward.

[@SWiFence]

2 3/8" SS40

[@RichieRich-k8o]

We had a massive storm blow through with around 100 mph winds. My neighbors with wooden fences were mostly snapped off at the posts. Mt metal fence posts were untouched. This is the way to go. I bought the flat galvanized steel ones from lowes. But i did dig 6 inch holes but only 2.5 feet deep and dumped in a bag of concrete.

[@SWiFence]

I'm calling you out on the 1 bag thing, but otherwise way to go. 👍🏻

[@josealbertoavalos5395]

I love this crew, has young people working and wven a very young one carrying materials. That is exactly how you prepare the coming generations for success.

[@doobydude420]

Great video. Family shoukd have went with this, but went with a 6ft wood privacy fence around the entire backyard.

[@jackxkodiak2024]

Nice vid, great job explaining the important parts. thanks!

[@SWiFence]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@waynehanson3764]

Great job on this video. Professionally done.

[@SWiFence]

Thanks!

[@jamieoleary7267]

This should be the standard way to install this type of fence. Very impressive, boys!

[@SWiFence]

Thanks!

[@brainchatter2078]

I called to get utilities marked. I painted white where I was putting in fence and gate and poles. All services marked was by the road. No where in my fencing area. I am fearful of hitting a electric or gas or any line water. Omg. How did you get them to mark your so good. I was even home when they came out to mark. I was invisible. Even showing them my white paint mark. Do I need to be more assertive?

[@neurodivajewelz]

OMG, that random iced coffee and cranking shot was funny!

[@brianpearl7504]

Awesome video and process. The only thing that sucks for me as a guy who has to repair storm lines occasionally in a back or side yard, these fences, whichever method used are a nightmare for us to take apart and put back together. Lol!

[@bigoper]

Damn, Just a bunch of professionals! Beautiful work!

[@SWiFence]

Hey thanks!

[@Chimonger1]

Can you drive posts into river rocky ground?? If not, then, still must dig holes & use concrete to bed those?

[@SWiFence]

You can always drive with big enough equipment: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4fbXnyKg7B6iJo But of course it is sometimes more practical to dig in rocky ground: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJeuo6Okid2UiKs