Warranty
Fence and Gate Warranty Coverage
There are exactly two warranties on an Aaron Fence job, and they cover two different things. This page explains both in plain terms, so there is no guessing about what is covered and what is not.
Workmanship warranty
One year of labor on every installation
Every fence and gate installation Aaron Fence completes carries a one year labor warranty. That covers the work itself, the crew's own installation, for a full year from the day the job is finished. It is the same term on every job, regardless of fence type or size.
The manufacturer warranty runs alongside it and covers something different, the material itself rather than the labor that put it in the ground. Its specific terms and coverage depend on the exact product installed, and Aaron Fence explains those terms to the customer in writing for their particular job. That is the only accurate way to state it: the manufacturer, not Aaron Fence, sets what a given post, panel or gate operator is covered for, and the paperwork that comes with the job spells it out.
In short
- LaborOne year on the installation, every job.
- MaterialManufacturer terms, explained in writing per product.
Two different things
Labor warranty versus manufacturer warranty
- Labor warranty covers
- How the fence was installed: post setting, alignment, hardware, and the crew's own workmanship, for one year from completion.
- Manufacturer warranty covers
- The product itself: the aluminum, vinyl, wood, iron, chain link or gate operator hardware, under whatever terms that specific manufacturer sets and puts in writing with the job.
- Neither one covers
- Ordinary wear from weather and time, which is a maintenance matter, not a warranty matter. See below.
Honestly speaking
Maintenance is not a warranty issue
A fence still needs upkeep, the same way any outdoor structure does, and that upkeep sits outside both warranties. Powder coated aluminum and iron benefit from an occasional wash to keep grime and pollen from dulling the finish. Wood needs re-staining or repainting on its own schedule, since sun and weather wear a finish down over years regardless of how well the fence was built. Gate hardware loosens with regular use, the way any hinge or latch does, and tightening it is routine care rather than a defect. None of that is a failure of labor or material. It is what owning a fence in Tulsa weather actually involves, and it is worth staying ahead of rather than waiting for a problem.
Questions about warranty coverage on a specific fence line or gate operator? Ask before the job starts and it goes in writing with the estimate.