Crow's Quality Fencing LLC.

Most of the work is residential: new fence lines, replacements and repairs on homes within about 25 miles of Otis Orchards, which takes in Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and Spokane. The business also has public-works experience, with filings for the Kittitas Reclamation District in 2018 and 2019, where it worked as a subcontractor. Work tends to come through referrals and repeat customers rather than advertising. That makes Crow's Quality Fencing a natural call for a homeowner replacing a sagging backyard fence, adding a run along a property line or fixing storm or age damage. It is a fencing outfit, not a developer's site contractor, so a large commercial build-out with fencing as one line item is a different kind of job from the one it is set up for. Before comparing fence quotes, write down the same scope for every bidder. Mark the property line and know where your survey pins are, since a fence a few inches over can become a neighbor problem. Note the total length, height, material, gate count and widths, and whether old fence removal and haul-off are included. Ask how posts will be set, how deep and in what, because frozen ground and spring thaw around Spokane are hard on shallow posts. Find out who calls for utility locates and who handles any HOA or city setback approval. Quotes built on the same sheet are quotes you can actually compare.