Business ProfileforEmpire Fence Co.

My fence is less than two years old. ******************** in ****** added it before I moved in but after I purchased. Installed by Empire Fence of *****. Steel posts anchored by not enough concrete. Fence is already leaning. Paid about $7,000. Called Empire and they wont help ** ******* purchased it. Called ******* and they wont help bc my 1-year warranty expired. Buyer Beware..

Thank you for bringing this to our attention, ****. We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience youve experienced, and we understand how frustrating it can be when issues arise with your fence.
Based on our records, your fence was installed as part of a project commissioned by ********************, and as such, the warranty and ownership responsibilities are typically held by the party who originally contracted the work. We understand that the 1-year warranty with ******************** has since expired, and while this limits certain remedies, we remain committed to helping you find a resolution.
Its worth noting that from the photos youve shared, the posts appear to have been installed with a sufficient amount of concrete. However, external factors such as Oklahomas challenging soil and water drainage conditionsparticularly the expansion and contraction of claycan impact the long-term stability of any fence, regardless of the initial installation quality.
While the original warranty may have expired, we would be happy to offer a site inspection to help determine the exact cause of the leaning and discuss potential options moving forward. Please feel free to contact us at ************, and well do our best to assist in resolving this matter.