Please recommend company for Electric Fence repair

Hiro

Hiro

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Google can find me plenty of companies that fix electric fences. But it cannot accurately tell me whether they do a good job. i would like to hear from one of you who has used a specific company and you are happy with their service and quality.

my electric fence is sparking and crackling against neighbours wall. i suspect an earthing problem and need somebody to take a look.
 
still need some recommendations people. by darned fence is clicking and sparking away :-(
 
Hiro said:
still need some recommendations people. by darned fence is clicking and sparking away :-(
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Find where it's sparking and cut the bush back, unless its shorting to another line you can fix it yourself easily. If you still have an issue and it's shorting to the wall then a wooden wedge can lift it away and prevent shorts, at least that's what we did
 
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Ike_009 said:
Find where it's sparking and cut the bush back, unless its shorting to another line you can fix it yourself easily. If you still have an issue and it's shorting to the wall then a wooden wedge can lift it away and prevent shorts, at least that's what we did
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It shorting against the neighbours wall in 3 places. I'm gonna try putting some masonite slats today, see if it helps
 
We have used these guys a lot in our complex, AEON security, 082 457 4161. Really impressed with their service.
 
Juice said:
These guys:

http://www.stafix.co.za/
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Fivel said:
We have used these guys a lot in our complex, AEON security, 082 457 4161. Really impressed with their service.
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cool, thanks. i am gonna keep both those contacts on hand, but i was trying to get closer look at the exact source of spark when my neighbour walked past and asked what was going on. I told him about the sparking and he said the would get his builders to plaster the "naked" wall tomorrow. he suspects that the internal steel reinforcements in wall are the root cause of the shorting. hopefully, a layer of plaster and paint will help prevent the shorting. fingers crossed
 
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