We Stand Behind Our Fences

Our aluminum fence is backed by a limited lifetime warranty by the manufacturer and our two-year labor from the installation date.

Our aluminum fence is backed by a limited lifetime warranty by the manufacturer and our two-year labor from the installation date.

Our vinyl fence is backed by a limited lifetime warranty of defects by the manufacturer.

There is no warranty for gates. Gates must be properly secured at all times, especially during high winds. If gates are not properly secured, it can cause stress,  fractures and/or weld separation that will not be covered under warranty. 

Our warranties will not cover a change in color due to a buildup of accumulation of stains, dirt, mold, mildew or any other deficiency caused by lack of any maintenance by the owner. The limited warranties or labor warranty does not cover damage resulting from: misuse, abuse, including but not limited to damage caused by animals or natural events or act of God; movements, distortion, collapse or settling of ground or structure on which the fence is installed; distortion or melting due to external heat sources; the fence that has been painted, varnished, or coated over manufacturer’s finish. Our limited warranties do not cover costs of removal or disposal of product or reinstallation of replacement product.    

If any person, firm, or corporation other than Dreamscapes of Rockland, Inc., performs or attempts to perform any repairs, modifications or other changes to the completed work, then our warranty will become null and void.

Strong winds have a way of picking up loose items of all sizes, and you never know where they’re going to come down. One of the keys to stormproof fencing is securing those barbecues, lawn chairs, umbrellas and other large items before they slam into your fence. Trimming tree branches regularly and clearing away brush. Also, moving toys and planters into your house or shed. If items are too big to move, secure them to the ground with stakes or bungee cords. Treat your fence right by staying up to date with the weather channel and taking precautions when necessary.