From home tools to a fence plant.
What started as a small operation in 2018, just a truck, a trailer, and a set of home tools, has grown into a full-scale fencing company.
OWNER: CASEY NESPORMITCHELL, SDEST. 2018
Every capability got bought, built, or welded.
2018
One truck, and a name worth painting on it
The first fence lines went in with the kind of tools most garages already hold. The name went on the truck, the truck went to work, and Mitchell started seeing straight, clean fence lines going up around town.
OUR RIG: TRUCK AND TRAILER LOADED WITH FENCE MATERIALS 2020
The company buys its own vinyl plant
Two years in, Nespor acquired TVS Vinyl in Emery. Routing and fabrication moved in-house, which means custom vinyl styles come off the company's own line instead of waiting on someone else's catalog.
MATERIALS BY THE FLATBED: WRAPPED PANELS AND LUMBER, OUR OWN LOAD 2021
The welding bay changes what a gate can be
Custom welding came in-house the next year. Since then a gate gets built to its opening: any size, any angle, sliding and cantilever included, welded before the trailer leaves the yard.
TODAY
A showroom, a counter, and a stocked wall
The Loma Linda showroom serves homeowners planning a line and crews buying parts. The DIY counter keeps fittings and hardware stocked, so projects start on schedule instead of on backorder.
THE NESPOR SHOP IN MITCHELL, SKID LOADER OUT FRONT
Owning the plant means owning the promise.
When the vinyl is routed in your own plant and the gate is welded in your own shop, there is nobody upstream to blame and nothing downstream to wait on. The fence is the company's from the first cut to the last latch.
What you buy is a quieter, more private yard: your own ground, back on the calm side. The story above is just how Casey Nespor got equipped to deliver it.
MEET THE MAKERS
Talk to the people who make the fence
Estimator first or phone first. Either way it lands with the crew.