Construction. Fencing landscaping remodels
Sennco Fencing at 21405 S 2161 PRSE, Kennewick, WA 99337, held a Fencing Contractor license (#SENNCF*868DU) with the Washington contractors license board with an expiration date of 03-31-2016. We last verified the license was expired on 01-19-2026.
Their BuildZoom score is 0 because we haven’t been able to verify an active license. As a result, they’re not ranked in the top 50% of 128,670 Washington contractors.
If you’re thinking about hiring them, we recommend double-checking their license status with your local licensing authority. Alternatively, use our project planner to be easily matched to qualified, licensed professionals in your area.
The quality of my fence is amazing. Could not be happier. There customer service is top notch always on time and finished before the dead line
We 100% recommend sennco construction and fencing
| License # | SENNCF*868DU |
| Status | Inactive |
| State | Washington |
| Type | Construction Contractor, Construction Contractor |
| Business Type | Individual |
Any work that impacts the value of real estate in Washington, requires a licensed contractor.
Sennco Fencing currently holds license SENNCF*868DU (Construction Contractor), which was Inactive when we last checked.
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Licensed general contractors in Washington are required to maintain a $12,000 bond and specialty contractors are required to maintain a $6,000 bond. This provides consumers with financial recourse in case they perform defective work or violate license regulations.
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Chanse Senn never came back to my home to complete a project for which he received the money for in cash in full. He owes me several hundred dollars and conveniently "disappeared". He never returned calls, emails or texts. His contractors license is relatively new and it's for certain he won't be able to maintain it much longer. This young man seems to have many troubles and needed the money more than me, I suppose. Call it criminal, I call it sad and pathetic.