Why do fence prices vary so much?
Quality of products determines the price of the fence. You must check the type of wood and posts being used at your business or home. Omni recommends using cedar wood and 2-3/8" .080 or .095 gauge galvanized steel posts. Ask your installer or look at the stamp on your post. Most fence builders use "Chinese Cedar" or fir and 2-3/8" .065 gauge galvanized steel post.

Why choose Omni?
We will customize a fence for your budget and personal needs unlike our competitors. We will match any competitor's price if we receive a copy of their bid describing the materials they are using. In fact, if they are using inferior products we can often save you additional money as long as we can compare apples with apples.

Why is Omni the better choice?
We have 2 in-house crews with our own equipment to install your fence. On occasion we will use sub-contractors. Majority of our competitors use sub-contractors. This means that you will have less problems with Omni and the quality is usually better with employees rather than sub-contracted labor.

Do you offer a warranty?
Yes, we provide a limited five year warranty. However, if you choose to add more support posts or if you stain your fence we add additional years to your warranty. As mentioned before we provide options.

Is your company insured?
Yes, we provide both general liability and workers compensation. Most fence companies provide general liability only.

How deep should you set your post?
For Wood Fence, a minimum of 24" is an Omni Standard. Digging a deeper whole does not always provide stability. It is important to know the width of the whole as well and our standard width is 18", while many try to get away with 12". Any additional depth can be done with additional cost.

How far apart should the post be set?
Omni's minimum is 8' apart for wood fence and 10’ for chain link fences.

What type of nails are used?
We favor using galvanized screws over nails because of strength and stability. If we use nails we use galvanized 1-7/8" wood fence nails.

Do you recommend using stain on your fence?
Yes, stain will help your fence last a few additional years and it always looks good. We offer both pre-dipped or spray on.