Electric fence parts and repair
Insulators, wire, tensioners and repair of existing fences
Electric fence parts and maintenance: insulators, wire, tensioners and a grounding check, to get your fence shocking properly again.
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Ideal for
- Fences that do not shock
- Fences with years of use
- Areas near the sea
- Gated communities with long perimeters
Description
Over time, sun, rain and salt air wear down the fence's components. Insulators crack, the wire goes slack or breaks, tensioners rust and the grounding loses contact. The result is a fence that barely shocks or stops working altogether, even with the energizer on.
During maintenance we walk the perimeter, measure the voltage at several points to find leaks, replace damaged insulators, splice or replace wire, re-tension the strands and check the ground rods. We also recommend trimming the branches and vines touching the fence, one of the most common causes of failure in the DR.
When we finish, we tell you what condition the system is in and whether anything should be replaced down the road, such as the energizer or the backup battery. It is also a good time to replace warning signs or add a siren.
Features
- Perimeter inspection and voltage readings
- Replacement of cracked or burnt insulators
- Wire replacement and re-tensioning
- Replacement of rusted tensioners and connectors
- Grounding check
- Report on the condition of the fence
Frequently asked questions
How often should an electric fence be serviced?
It depends on the location. In areas with a lot of vegetation or salt air, it should be checked more often. Regular inspections keep the fence from quietly stopping working without you noticing.
Do you service fences you did not install?
Yes. We inspect the fence, tell you what it needs and quote the parts and labor.
Photo credits
- 1: Kreuzschnabel, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
- 2: Kreuzschnabel, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Reference photos of the product type; the model we install may vary with your project.
