That time a customer wanted their fence built without any posts...

I know it sounds wild, but hear me out... they had rocky soil and didn't want to dig. We used a continuous rail system anchored to existing structures. Most fence guys would say it won't last, but three years later, it's still solid. I've done a few more like this and it's a neat solution for tricky spots.

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amyschmidt4d ago

Without posts, that fence is relying entirely on those anchors. A big storm or shifting ground could really mess it up. Posts are there to hold it up, and skipping them seems like a temporary fix.

jesse_wright304d ago

Utility maps show buried lines often run close to fence lines. Anchors driven deep can hit pipes or cables, causing expensive repairs. Posts spread the load and are easier to place safely.