TA Fencing was started out of our own experiences on the other side of the table: projects where communication fell through, or where things weren't upfront when we asked. We know firsthand that the customer's experience matters just as much as the finished product, and both need to meet a high standard. That's the standard we built this company on. We love this work, we love taking on a challenge, and we love turning a customer's vision for their yard into something real, all while staying upfront and professional from the first conversation to the last.
Tristan
Co-OwnerTristan brings a background in landscaping and construction, plus a decade in tech sales, a mix that shows up in how he runs a project: hands-on with the work, straightforward with the numbers. As co-owner, he wears a lot of hats, from the first sales call through project management and every customer conversation in between, with one goal on every job: make sure the customer is heard and knows exactly what to expect before anything starts. A Utah native, Tristan got back into this line of work because he missed turning an idea into something real, especially when it's someone's yard. His take is that nothing's impossible. Outside of work, you'll usually find him on a golf course.
Anthony
Co-OwnerI'm a husband, father, and Christian, raising two kids in my home state of Utah with a wife who keeps me grounded.
I started TA Fencing because I kept hearing the same story from homeowners. Calls that don't get returned. Quotes that never show up. Crews that arrive whenever they feel like it. None of that is hard to fix. It just takes someone who treats a fence job like a business commitment instead of a favor.
So here's what you get from me: a written quote, a start date I hold to, and a text before I pull into your driveway. If something changes on the job, you hear it from me first.
We're licensed and insured in the state of Utah, and we build fence that's meant to outlast the people who put it up.
When I'm not working, you'll find me on the golf course, in a river with a fly rod, or somewhere in the mountains.