Friday, December 3, 2010
Power Please
It took 5 weeks to get the parts to fix my chair. I sure hope no customer of mine ever has to wait that long to get a part from SummitFenceSupply.com. The taste that it left in my mouth about the company in which I paid thousands of dollars to get this chair makes me certain that no customer of mine will ever have to wait more than a week for a part.
Fortunately, I have lap tops and mini computer to stay connected with the world of the Internet and so I do not miss a beat when it comes to running www.summitfencesupply.com
So this is Jon, “Your Fence man on Wheel” (and now power…) saying thank you Lord that the parts came in and independence is restored. I even went to Starbucks and had my mocha fix.
Jon Mullender
Summit Fence Supply, llc
888.856.0551
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Aluminum Fence Makes the Difference
If you need assistance with you next fence project give me a call or email me and I will be glad to assist you.
Jon "Your Fence Man on Wheels"
www.SummitFenceSupply.com
Toll Free: 888.856.0551
Monday, January 11, 2010
Day 10: It is Freezing in Ohio
Winter in
A common rule of thumb is that snow fence should follow the rule of 35. That is to say that you multiply the height of the fence x 35 and that is how far away you should place your fence barrier.
Since our fence is 4' high you would use this formula 4x35=140 meaning that you would place your snow fence 140' away from your access road or driveway.
You can use metal "T" post to install their fence which makes it easy to install. There are special ties we carry that would allow you to tie up your fence to the posts.
When the sun comes out in spring and the warmth starts to touch your face just roll up the snow fence and put it away until the next snow comes your direction. So take advantage of this limited time offer by calling me soon at 888.856.0551 for a FREE quote.
Jon, “Your Fence Man on Wheels”
SummitFenceSupply.com
jon@summitfencesupply.com
Call me anytime: 888.856.0551
Friday, January 8, 2010
Day 7: To E-Commerce or Not to E-Commerce, that is the Question
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Day 5: Help my Unbelief
Snow is everywhere in
We have great products and our mission is to assist people with their fencing needs no matter where they live. If they need a privacy vinyl fence in
When in doubt… Act as if it were a done deal!
Jon, “Your Fence Man on Wheels”
Call me anytime: 888.856.0551
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Starting the 735 Clean!
- Desks are cleaned
- Goals are set and written down
- Charts are in order
- Call lists are ready for this week
- Day planner is ready with the activities I need to concentrate on First things first
- I have plenty of coffee.
735 The Adventure of a Lifetime
I am going on a business journey starting Monday which I am calling 735. I am going write in my blog the events and things I am learning on the way to 735. It will be about the one man’s journey to reach an unheard of goal for himself. This goal is not about miles but about people and business. It is a journey that will take 365 days to complete.
I am committing myself to write a blog about the journey every day for 1 year. I hope to share picture of people I meet along the way. Some of the individuals will be out to stop my adventure and others will be sent to encourage me to take just one more step.
As Sailor Sam used to say... "Full step a head!"
Jon Mullender "Your fence man on wheels"
888.856.0551
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Boca Has a Code?
In the land of fencing whenever building a swimming pool fence is more involved then just picking out a fence you like. Let’s look at a couple of areas that a DYI swimming pool fence project should include.Most communities require certain things that they request to make sure the swimming pool fence meets their requirements. Insurance companies also ask that a fence be installed around a pool as protection against law suites. It is always advisable to contact the Building Department of the community you live in to make sure your fence meet their requirements.
Most communities follow the “Boca Swimming Pool Code” when laying out their requirements.
Let’s look at the major item of the code to simplify what they are after:
- You need to have less than 4” of space between the pickets or uprights. The idea behind this is that a small child head is larger than 4 inches and therefore they would not get their head trapped.
- You need to have 45” between the bottom horizontal rail and the next rail up. (See Image)
- You need to have self closing hinges. Make sure you ask your fence supplier to prove to you in writing that your fence has self closing hinges.
- You need a self locking child proof latch. There is truly no such thing a “child proof” any mother or father can tell you that. However a Magna Latch can meet this qualification. (See Image)
- When ordering a pool fence on line ask the supplier to send you a drawing of a pool fence to show you the gap is less than 4” and that there is a 45” space between the top and bottom rail.
With all that in mind REMEMBER, to call your community building department. I have seen some communities that only require a 4’ high fence and some that want a 5’ high fence. I have heard of come communities that will only allow a 2” gap between pickets. This is far between however it has happened.
Remember Boca does have a code and if you are putting up a swimming pool fence on your own call us we will help you with all your requirements.
Jon
“Your fence man on wheels”
888.856.0551
Or jon@summitfencesupply.com
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
EDGE Certification
If you would like to see a copy or our EDGE certification call or email us and we will be happy to email you a copy of ours
Ohio will spend millions this year and years to come and I hope you and me both get our piece of the pie.
If you are a minority bussiness you owe it to yourself to contact EDGE.
Jon, "Your Fence man on Wheels"
Summitfencesupply.com
888.856.0551
Fax 866.841.8023
Monday, September 7, 2009
30% Stimulus Package Rebate. WOW!
I just got an letter from Apollo Gate operators stating, If your purchased a solar powered gate operator after December 31, 2008 you could receive a 30% tax credit off the installed cost of the operator on your personal Federal tax return. For information on how to get yours call me at 888.856.0551 or email to Jon@SummitFenceSupply.com
Here is more news on the Stimulus Package.
Stephens Pipe and Steel said that if you are planning on purchasing chain link material using the National Stimulus rebates to make sure you tell them you want US made products.
We stay informed so you can stay informed.
Jon "Your Fence Man on Wheels"
summitfencesupply.com
Friday, July 3, 2009
How Much Fence Do I Need?

Over the last 12 years of fencing one question keeps coming back. “How do I know how much fence material I will need?”
Since I quote out fence all day long Monday through Friday I thought I would help the DYI guy or gal that would like to get an idea what they need in order to install either an aluminum fence or a vinyl fence.
1. You need to know your layout. What do you want to contain or protect? Do you want to put a fence up around your entire property or just a small area around a swimming pool?
2. Lay out the area for your fence. I would just take some stakes and place them at the corners all around the area.
3. With a tape measure or wheel measure the distances between stakes in feet. Always round up to the next foot. For example if you have a run that is 4ft 7 inches on your paper write down 5 feet. (see diagram)
4. I would also put stakes where you want your walk gates or drive gates. When doing gates try to always think ID (inside dimensions). The most common gate opening is 4 foot. That allows most commercial lawn mowers access to the yard.
5. Depending on the type of fence you are using, you need to identify the number of posts you will need and sections. Find out from the supplier the width of the sections you are installing. It will usually be 6 or 8 foot depending on the style of fence you are installing.
6. If the length of your line is 50 feet and you are using a 6 foot section you would divide the length (50) by the length of the section 6. Remember to round up. Your number of sections would be 9 sections. If that is the case you would need 8 line posts and 2 corners or 2 ends. Depending on your layout.
7. After you do this for each line your list will look something like this.
20 Fence section
4 corner posts
16 lines posts
2 gate posts
1 - 4 foot walk gate
That is all you need to do to find out how much material you will need for your fence project.
Remember, you can always call us at summitfencesupply.com with a layout and we will figure it out for you. If you want to purchase from us GREAT if not you will have a great list to go shopping.
Jon Mullender
President Summit Fence Supply, LLC
jon@summitfencesupply.com
find us on the web at summitfencesupply.com
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Visit with Nick
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Take Advantage when others are Taking Advantage of YOU!
Now you can get a beautiful wrought iron looking aluminum fence for almost the same price. No doubt aluminum looks nicer but also will not rust over the years. It comes in a lot of designs as you can see if you go to aluminum fence on our site. We at Summit Fence Supply, love to serve our customers and if I can offer a better fence for a lower price. By-golly I will.
Jon Mullender
President
Summit Fence Supply, LLC
jon@summitfencesupply.com
Monday, June 9, 2008
Our Mission Statement
Summit Fence Supply, LLC was started to be different a different kind of Fence company. In order to keep a history of who we are we needed a mission statement.
Now for the first time we are making our vision public.
Customer service is what separates us from others companies. We seek to serve each customer as though they were our only. Each project is different, which makes it imperative to understand the needs in order to properly match the project to the product.
Summit Fence Supply, LLC only sells high quality material. Our products come from well established companies whose brand name is an industry leader with the best support and warranties our customers can rely on.
Our pricing is always fair. We provide sensible pricing and refuse push people into a sale based on our inventory. We will not allow performance to be cut just to meet a competitor’s price however we are determined to be in line with industry standards.
Summit Fence Supply, LLC truly views our customers as our friends and they can depend on us to deliver what we have promised.
Jonathan C. MullenderPresident of Summit Fence Supply, LLC

