Talk through the payment options.
Dog fence financing.
Financing is available through Joist. Terms depend on your credit. Start with a quote for the work, then review the payment options.
Find your yard in satellite view, sketch a boundary, then request a quote.
How to ask
We quote the job before we talk payments.
That way the number you are weighing is the real cost of the work, not a monthly payment that hides it.
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Get your number
Start with a quote request or a call. You'll get a clear project price before financing is ever mentioned, and complete installations start at $1,599.
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Mention financing in the estimate conversation
Say you'd like to finance when you request your estimate, or bring it up on the call. We'll walk you through the Joist program and what applying involves.
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Review the written terms before committing
You see the actual rate, term, and payment in writing from Joist, and you decide with the documents in front of you instead of on a doorstep. Approval and terms follow your credit, so Joist sets those numbers.
The part that stays fixed
What dog fence financing doesn’t change.
The price
Your project price is the same whether you pay up front or finance. Financing changes the payment schedule, not the number.
The transparency
You still get your full cost in writing before work begins. A monthly payment is never used to blur what the project actually costs.
The advice
If financing isn't the right move for your situation, we're not going to talk you into it. It's an option, not a sales tool.
Start with the real dog fence number.
See how pricing works, which covers what’s in the price and what moves the number. Then get your estimate and mention financing if you’d like to use it.
Get your number first, then decide about financing.
Tell us about your dog and your yard. You'll get a clear price, and if financing helps, just say so in the estimate.