Fencecorp Inc

Fencecorp Inc runs fencing and general contracting work from their spot in Riverside California. They take on military and Homeland Security projects with forced protection perimeter fencing and barriers at installations across the state. The outfit keeps four yards on the west coast in Oceanside Riverside Santa Paula and Sacramento and carries licenses in California and Nevada so they can reach jobs through the western states. Their crews handle the full range of fencing installs with stocked yards and teams that cover sales and management.

One customer who contacted them about a fence job dealt with Parker and ran into repeated delays. It took weeks plus multiple reminders before Parker showed up to take measurements and then never followed through with the cost numbers. The lack of replies from the start left the customer feeling like they had to chase the contractor instead of the other way around and the whole process dragged on without clear next steps.

The company states they can move on jobs anywhere in the western United States thanks to the multiple locations and licenses that let them cover wide ground. At the same time the review points to slow response times on basic steps like measurements and pricing updates with communication dropping off after initial contact. Service stays tied to those four yards that keep materials on hand for military style perimeter work and regular fencing tasks.

Their Google rating shows 3 from zero reviews posted so far. The single review that exists highlights disorganization and the trouble reaching Parker for basic progress on a job. Themes in the feedback center on delays and missing follow up rather than completed work.

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“I never met a contractor that is so disorganized. I was in touch with Parker, and not only did it take weeks and many reminders for him to come and do measurements, but also failed to follow up with the actual cost. I felt like a desperate customer trying to get their business, but this contractor should know that they are many other fencing company out there. There is so much you can take before you run out of patience. Maybe it was a good thing that there was lack of communication from the get go, because who knows it could have been worse once contract is executed.”