Saving one dog will not change the world; but surely for that one dog, the world will change forever. Dogs are family.

An underground pet fence installation can make all the difference in your dog’s world.

Before you brought your dog home, you most likely went to a lot of trouble to make your home safe and pet-friendly. But what about your yard?

Dogs need fresh air and exercise. While long walks on-leash are good, they’re not enough. Dogs need to run and play. Letting your dog run free, though, is risky. A fenced-in yard may help keep your dog safe, but it is not always practical. Visible fences can be costly and can take away from the beauty of your yard’s natural landscape. Also, sometimes they can be ineffective, especially if your dog is a jumper or a digger! In many cases, underground pet fencing is a safe, viable solution.

At Pro Pet Fence, we specialize in underground pet fence installations and repairs, giving your dog freedom and you peace of mind. We are focused on providing professional, quality services with the highest levels of customer satisfaction – we will do everything we can to meet your expectations.

Whether you have one dog or multiple dogs, you can find the underground pet fencing system that works for your family from our variety of offerings. Look around our website; we’re sure you’ll be happy working with us. If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us.

Unlicensed & Uninsured Home Improvement Contractors

As a homeowner, you try to save money wherever and whenever possible – and you may even consider hiring an unlicensed and uninsured home improvement contractor for your underground pet fence installation. However, you might not realize that doing so could cause significant problems in the long run and, in some states, is actually illegal.

Contractors doing work in New Jersey are required to be licensed. In some states, homeowners can actually be arrested for hiring an unlicensed contractor. In other states, homeowners are held liable for an injury of an unlicensed contractor and his/her employees when the injury occurs on the homeowner’s property, even if the homeowner did not know the contractor was unlicensed.

When you hire an unlicensed contractor directly, that individual becomes an employee of yours and any of that individual’s employees also become your employees. Should an injury occur, an injured worker may sue you as the homeowner.

For your protection, therefore, hire a fully licensed and insured home improvement contractor for all work done on your property, including underground pet fence installations. Ask for and review the contractor’s license and make sure the contractor is in good standing in the state where the work is to be done.

Marking of Utilities Prior To Digging

New Jersey Law requires all underground installations and utility lines such as sewer, telephone, electrical, fuel, natural gas, water and underground tanks be located and properly identified and marked prior to proceeding with work that involves any digging operation. Some common home improvements that involve digging include building a deck, planting a tree, installing a mailbox, and installing fences, including an underground pet fence. Failure to properly locate and identify underground installations prior to proceeding with a project that involves digging can result in costly repairs plus fines and penalties.

“Before You Dig” is a free service. Your contractor will submit the request and receive an authorization number with a date the work can begin – usually within three business days. For your protection, you should request a copy of the authorization.

Pro Pet Fence is fully licensed and insured (Home Improvement Contractor License #BVH10097700) and a member of New Jersey One Call.

Call us today for a free estimate on installing your new underground pet fence!