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Tyler, TXUnclaimed

Barbin Fence Inc.

Barbin Fence Inc. offers asphalt paving, sealcoating, and repair services in Tyler, TX.

★ 3.8 (10 reviews)
Services offered
  • Sealcoating

    Protective coatings that extend asphalt life by years.

  • Asphalt Paving

    New asphalt installation for driveways, lots, and roads.

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Reviews
★ 3.8based on 10 reviews
  • Lizzie Lowrey
    ★★★★★
    Aug 3, 2024via google

    GREAT FENCING! very sturdy strong fence. I feel so protected and safe every day. i recommend these fences for sure! 👍 Yay!

  • Liviana Barbin
    ★★★★★
    Dec 27, 2022via google

    It was amazing!!! Great fence! Very sturdy! And very protective! I fell so safe

  • Carolyn Johnson
    ★★★★★
    Jun 11, 2020via google

    Had them to put in a fence exactly a year ago. one of the pickets warped. I asked them to come replace the picket(app $3.00) I was told that it would cost $400 minimum for a repair. I paid almost $5,000 cash for this fence and this is the service I get. The warp was no fault of mine. Not happy with them. I asked for the picket and I'll replace it. Told me to go to like Lowe's. It would have to be cut to the measurement. I am 70 years old, single, and on fixed income. Old people have a hard time! Never returned my call. SMH!

  • john wallace
    ★★★★★
    Jul 30, 2018via google

    My brother wrote a review on the shoddy workmanship performed by Barbin Fence company on the fence belonging to my Mother. They came by to repair a couple of sagging panels and put in some new posts at the bargain price of only $600. This was maybe a month, maybe 5 weeks ago. In exchange for taking down his review, Barbin promised that they would resolve the matter "within the week". His review was warranted, for a fact. I've added some photo's so you can see for yourself. One post is not attached the fence. At all. One is being held by 1 (one) screw. The other is not attached at the bottom at any point. After 5 attempts to have someone come by of call back, she went to the office and spoke the older guy in the office who made the promise of correcting the problem within the week. Fast forward five weeks - fence is NOT fixed...I drive over from Denton, go to Lowes and buy some screws and fix the fence. This was on Sat, July 28. Lo and behold, couple of flunkies from Barbin show up unannounced at 7:10 a.m. Monday morning. Their assessment? "You need a new fence...." HA! Thanks for the consultative business advice, guys. I think we'll go ahead and pass on you boys putting up a new fence. I'm happy to take a check to reimburse me for my gas, time, and the screws. The last fence pic is what the first panel looked liked after I repaired it. Feel free to come back and attach the bottom part of the panel the post. I've gone the extra mile and added a couple of pictures of books that I found on Amazon for you guys. One is on basic fence building, and the other is on understanding business ethics. Good luck with both.

  • steven rogers
    ★★★★★
    Dec 16, 2017via google

    They been great to work for

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