Structurally reinforced wood fencing for larger Clovis lots and longer fence runs that a standard build simply can't support.
Licensed C-13 and General B fence contractor, insured, serving Clovis and the surrounding area.
Newer Clovis developments often have bigger backyards than older neighborhoods, which means longer fence runs to plan around. Lukus builds the frame to match that scale instead of stretching a lighter build too far and hoping it holds up over time as the wood ages, the ground shifts, and the seasons change.
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Clovis's newer developments tend to have bigger lots than older, established neighborhoods, and longer fence runs benefit from the added structure a framed build provides. That difference tends to show up most clearly a couple of years in. That's when a standard fence starts to dip in the middle of a long run, and the sag becomes hard to ignore.
Newer Clovis subdivisions often have larger backyards and longer perimeter lines than lots closer to Old Town. Standard picket construction can sag over longer unsupported spans. That shows up as a visible dip in the fence line within a few years, especially on runs that stretch the full length of a larger backyard.
Framed construction uses a full rail system between posts before pickets attach. This adds resistance to sag and wind stress compared to a lighter build, particularly on runs longer than a typical backyard would ever need to span in a single stretch. For a design that also eliminates every gap, board on board picket style can be built on top of a framed structure.
Not every Clovis property needs framed construction. A short backyard fence on a smaller Old Town lot may do fine with standard construction, since the shorter span doesn't put much strain on the fence line. A long perimeter line on a newer development lot is where the extra structure earns its keep. Lukus walks the property before recommending one style over the other, rather than defaulting to a single approach for every job.
Framed fence installs in Clovis are backed by the 5-year structural warranty. Pickets carry a 30-day warranty against warping or cracking over time.
Clovis's mix of compact older lots and larger newer developments means the right fence structure varies more than in a uniformly sized neighborhood. Framed construction earns its extra cost on the longer runs common in newer subdivisions, where standard construction is more likely to sag or shift without the added rail support over time. That trade-off is worth discussing during the estimate, since it depends heavily on the actual length of the run and how the yard is laid out relative to the property line.
Call or submit a request. Most get a same-day response.
Lukus measures the property and discusses framed vs. standard construction options.
A written estimate is provided for the framed build.
Installation is completed on the scheduled date.
A final walkthrough confirms frame and finish.
It depends on fence length and layout. Longer runs benefit most from the added structure, while shorter backyard fences often don't need it at all.
Often standard construction is sufficient for shorter runs, which keeps costs down where the extra strength isn't strictly needed.
Yes, the added structure supports taller heights where local rules allow, without the sag a lighter build might develop over time.
Yes. Framed builds and standard construction carry the same payment options, financing included.
It carries the standard one: 5 years on structure and 30 days on pickets. The frame upgrade neither extends nor shortens it.
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