Pricing will vary according to yard size, layout complexity, quantity of dogs, equipment requirements and if it is a new install, or a repair, reinstall or boundary change. An average home lot will be less likely to have wooded areas, lakefront borders, multiple containment areas or extended driveways. Estimate is the only true method of getting pricing details is to have a free consultation.

Yes. Pet Containment Services will set up under-ground dog fences in Independence Charter Township and the surrounding met mews area from oak.Fences are installed by Pet Containment Services all throughout Independence Charter Township as well as the surrounding area of the met mews county of oak. We design and install boundaries, install transmitters and collar units, setup training flags and conduct tests as well as a complete homeowner walkthrough.

Yes. We repair and service a wide variety of hidden and underground pet fence brands that are often not remembered by most who use them, such as Pet Stop, PetSafe, Innotek, Dog Guard and other brands. When your transmitter is beeping, the collar is not working or your dog is going through the boundary, we can address the problem and take you through the steps to repair.

Sometimes lawn aerating, edging, digging in a driveway, gardening, digging utility lines, lawn tree roots, and general movements over time can cause wire to break or fail. Wire break may be the cause if you’ve suddenly lost power in your system or your transmitter has begun sounding beep beep.

Yes. There are many different dog fences that can be set with large lots, small fenced yards, properties with non-standard shapes or heavily wooded yards. You are not provided with a system of any pre-made layout, but with a system that is entirely specific to your property.

Yes. A well-placed and well-maintained underground dog fence is designed to withstand the regular spring and fall weather that happens in Michigan. The ground wire is not harmed by the winter weather. The equipment or problems such as low collar batteries and broken wires can be an issue, but the system is intended to be used indoors year-round.

Yes. All installations include guidance for training. We begin to teach your dog where the safe zone is using boundary flags, collar tone conditioning, correction settings and hands-on repetition. The proper dog will know what the boundary is, and this allows the equipment to reinforce it.

Yes. Most systems of underground pet fencing can take multiple dogs, using additional receiver collars. Each dog is unique, and correction settings and training style varies depending on size, breed, energy level and behaviour.

Yes. We can perform an evaluation of the existing system and extend, reduce, repair or reroute the boundary wire as appropriate based on the condition of the system. This occurs frequently when people install an outside structure, alter landscaping or wish to limit access to an area of the yard.

For most Independence Charter Township properties, an underground fence offers the most reliable and customizable containment. Wireless systems are quicker to set up but less precise. GPS fencing suits open, large rural areas but may not be accurate enough for smaller neighborhood lots. The best choice depends on your yard shape, your dog’s behavior, and how much boundary control you need.