Bryan Fences

I got a fence installed and it looks perfect. I don't know what these other reviews are really talking about unless it was just an unfortunate situation. Ellis is nice and they do fast, but good, work!…

Cedar posts - vs pressure treated pine. When Ellis Bryan shows up saying Cedar posts will outlast pressure treated pine. come see my fence. i am going to let people see how good a fence company Bryan Fence company is- and see the fence he installed less than 2.5 years ago.

It looks like a 10 year old fence- with 50 percent of posts completely rotten.…

Not available....hunh? Are u Kidding me?. My name is Ellis Bryan and for the record my family consist of a 2yr old, a 6yr old and a loving wife.They get me on weekends if im not working. ive been going by appointments only for about 8years now.

. So if im, "not available" its usually because I have a prior engagement. However, Im NEVER available to install a gate operator for a customer who insist on doing it the wrong way. To further clarify some details I included a simple list for those wanting to tackle installing pumps, motors and actuators at their own home in the future.

Rules for installing gate operators on Wood Gates:

1. Dont even attempt it unless youre extremely handy....kinda like Bob Villa sort of handy. Then read instructions carefully.

2. Dont let the wind hyperextend your gate too many times and expect gates to line up perfectly. It stresses the hinges and causes major long term problems.

3.Dont try and mount the gate operator to the gate post itself ie: operators need independent support post.

4. All wood gates need aluminum or steel frame when mounting gate operators.

4. Make sure your weight ratio is consistent with your operators.

5. On top of all this....you need to have a professional install your gate operator if you have no clue what you are doing. Because its the companies responsibility to maintain that operator and system. My company doesnt install gate operators nor have we ever.

If you have an eager father-in-law install your gate operator and youve managed to save a little money that route, sometimes the money you save may have to be used to correct the NOW malfunctioning gate.…

Pretty but broken. Ellis Bryan sold me a fence based on his promise of good post-work customer service. He told me about how he goes around to his customers and makes sure everything lasts. He even told me how I could purchase an automatic gate opener and install it myself and offered to help me do it... although he wasn't available when I did the work.

Before I even installed the gate opener one of my gate posts started sagging and the two doors started overlapping in the middle. He sent his crew over early one morning (unannounced) and they chopped off part of the offending door so that they wouldn't touch anymore. Not an ideal solution, but it seemed to work... for about two weeks. Then the same door started overlapping again. This time it was obvious that the problem was a sagging gate post.

When I called Ellis about it he said he was sending himself an email right then so he would remember to come by and check it out. A few weeks later after no response I sent him an email to which he replied "I'm not touching that gate... It's been tampered with by someone who had no clue what they were doing."

It's a shame to have such a beautiful gate with such a fatal flaw and seemingly no customer support! Look elsewhere.…