Clear Your Fence Line Before Installing New Fence

Fence installers charge by difficulty, and nothing makes a run difficult like brush. Clearing the line first gets you straighter fence, a faster install, and wire that isn’t fighting regrowth from day one — most crews will quote you less on a clean line.

Why Clear First

• Installers see the actual grade and set straighter posts
• No roots and brush regrowing into new wire
• Both sides cleared means both sides maintainable
• Old fence and grown-in wire exposed before it eats a mower

Get the Line Ready

Same honest deal as every Devore job: $250 an hour, pay only while the machine runs, no fuel up-charges, and trip fees outside the local area are talked about before the quote. Free estimates →

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