Fix-A-Fence LLC Fleet Vehicle Logo

All but three hours of continuing education to complete for next years re-licensing process. Some really great knowledge shared and learned through this process. What was cool about it is that I was able to take the education courses right in the comfort of my living room. Drinking coffee, kicking back in the chair sitting in front of the computer is something that seems to happen everyday anymore so this just came really easy for me.

Today there was a 50' tear out scheduled,...after cutting away the top cap and panels from the posts I put the Bullpull to use. Within twenty minutes all nine posts with the 120# concrete fence sets were outta the ground and laying down. This has had to be one of the quickest tear out I have ever done. The Bullpull has made my life with the fence repair business sooo much easier and quicker.

So here are the pictures of the newest addition to the Fix-A-Fence LLC fleet

And here is the logo 

I liked the logo so much on this truck I had to splurge and get it put on the other truck too.

Added a few feature to the headache rack too

Looking like the big boys in fencing.

So until the next blog update remember to always 

Attaining Goals - Going Places

Another three hours checked of the continuing education for my CCB license renewal process. It certainly takes some dedication to set aside some time to listen to the course seminar while being in a comfortable environment,...like my own home. Anyway there are still 8 hrs. left to check off of that list.

Speaking about lists,...here is a picture of what has been recently checked off of the list in the ever so breathing business plan of Fix-A-Fence LLC.

Just pulled into the driveway in this picture. Great deal on this Ford F-350. 1988 with only 163,000 miles for under $3,000.00. This has been on the list for only two years. Will have pictures later after all the decals have been applied. Gotta love it when a goal is attained!

This little fence company is going places

Until the next post - Keep Smiling

Bull Pull Video's

Just finished another 2 hrs. out of 16 hrs. for online continuing education. The law requires contractors to take a certain amount of hours of continuing education for code changes and updates with the amendments to the laws that govern building our great country.

Oregon Contractor Education is an online academy for the construction worker here in Oregon. The courses are informative and the videos are formatted well, just click the continue button to receive the certificate.

Anyway on to the next bit of info,...here are some videos on The Bull Pull. This tool has proven itself already at pulling out fence posts and concrete sets. Just click on the underlined and the videos should pop up.

This has made this little fence company's life a lot easier and faster at pulling out concrete fence sets.

The First Bull Pull In Oregon Is Here At Fix-A-Fence LLC

First blog of the year,...the recent storm activity has pushed this little fence company out by a month. It's gotten to the point where it is necessary to invest in more equipment. One recent piece of equipment invested in is what is called the Bull Pull. This unit weighs around forty pounds and will pull out fence posts.

Have to pull out the existing fence post and concrete set in order to replace the post. Lately the technique is digging next to the concrete set and then prying the set out with a couple of rock bars. It isn't an easy process.

The Bull Pull will be put into action for the next work order removing and replacing two 4 x 4 pressure treated wood fence posts. Plan on producing an consumer report video for the first use after coming out of the package. If this piece of equipment pulls concrete sets out of the ground with the post rotted off it will make the job go that much easier and faster.

As soon as the video is produced a link will be embedded to view the report.

From what I was told over the phone Fix-A-Fence LLC is the first to own a Bull Pull in Oregon.

This will be fun,...until the next one - Keep smiling!