Careers
We’re a four-person crew. People get added when the schedule says we need them, not on a hiring calendar. If you’ve hung fence before — or you haven’t and want to — call and ask for Armend.
What the work is.
Digging and setting posts three feet down in concrete, pulling every line to a string, hanging gates braced and square, and hauling the old fence off when there is one. Residential yards, mostly, across Erie County, with commercial work in between.
It is outdoor labour. Most jobs run two to three days start to finish, and the season is busiest from spring through the fall. The owner measures every job himself and is on the crew for the install, so there is nobody in between you and the person who priced it.
What we look for.
Short list, and none of it is about a résumé.
- 01
You show up.
It is a four-person crew. One person missing is a quarter of the day gone, so this is the part that matters most.
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You can do the physical part.
Post holes, concrete, panels and rail, outdoors in Erie weather. There is no way around that part of it.
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You’d rather do it right than do it fast.
Every post goes three feet down in concrete and every line gets pulled to a string. If you have been told to hurry past that somewhere else, this will not suit you.
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You can be trusted on someone’s property.
We work in people’s back yards. PA One Call goes in before every dig, and the yard gets left the way we found it apart from the fence.
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Experience helps. It is not required.
If you have hung fence, framed, dug or run equipment, say so. If you have not, you learn it on the crew.
Call and ask for Armend.
There is no application portal and no form to fill out. Call the number, say you are asking about work, and you will get the owner — same number the estimates come from.
Rather talk? Call (814) 555-0143
Where we build
Erie, Millcreek, Harborcreek, Fairview, Girard, North East, Waterford and Edinboro, plus the rest of Erie County. Check your address