At MMA Post Holes we are pleased to be working with you on your backyard project.
These tips are meant for the Homeowner or Contractor that wishes to be prepared for work to be done in their backyard.
For any work, Dig Only, Dig and Set, Decks, Deck Footings and Fencing Homeowner or Contractor must be present while the work is being completed - as well as at the end of the work.
Our Machine fits into gates and spaces that are wider than 36", should access be limited your holes may have to be dug by hand which can change your original quote. The Crew lead at MMA will ensure to discuss with you prior to beginning the work.
Please make sure there is access to electrical and water where work is being done. A hose and a socket are plenty.
Please be sure that all pets are safely inside of the home and do not have access to backyard space as it is an unsafe construction site.
We want your space to look great when we are done, rest assured we will do our best to care for your law but it may be avoidable in the area where work is to be completed.
MMA Accepts Cash, Cheques and E-transfers. We do not accept Credit Cards at this time.
Preparing Your Home for Fence and Deck Installation: A Guide for Homeowners
Installing a new fence or deck can be an exciting project that enhances the beauty and functionality of your home. However, proper preparation is key to ensuring a smooth installation process. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the installation day:
Clear the Work Area: Remove any obstacles, such as furniture, plants, or debris, from the area where the fence or deck will be installed. This will provide the installers with ample space to work efficiently.
Mark Out the Locations: Before the installation day, mark out the locations where the fence posts or deck footings will be placed. This will help the installers ensure accurate placement and alignment.
Secure Pets: If you have pets, make arrangements to keep them secure and away from the work area during installation. This will help prevent any accidents and ensure the safety of your pets and the installers.
Communicate with Neighbors: If the installation may impact your neighbors, such as noise or temporary disruption, consider informing them in advance. Clear communication can help prevent misunderstandings and maintain good neighborly relations.
Clear Access: Ensure that there is clear access to the work area for the installers and their equipment. This may involve moving vehicles or other obstructions to allow for easy entry and exit.
Prepare for Weather: Depending on the season, be prepared for various weather conditions. Have tarps or covers ready to protect materials from rain or snow if necessary.
Arrange for Utilities: If the installation requires digging, such as for fence posts or deck footings, ensure that utility lines are marked and that any necessary permits are obtained.
Be Available: While you may not need to be present for the entire installation, be available to answer any questions the installers may have and to inspect the work upon completion.
Plan for Clean-Up: Discuss with the installers how debris and leftover materials will be handled and disposed of after the installation is complete.
By following these tips, you can help ensure a smooth and successful installation of your new fence or deck. Proper preparation will not only make the process easier for you but also for the installers, leading to a more efficient and satisfactory outcome.