Ask for the inspection findings and the work needed to be explained clearly. If electric fence fault finding identifies a problem, keep the repair instruction specific to that finding. Avoid using a general “make everything work” request that leaves uncertainty about what was assessed, particularly where several security devices are present.
If a new electric fence installation is proposed before occupation, confirm the intended perimeter and obtain applicable approvals for shared or managed property. After the work, keep the relevant documents and user instructions available to the new occupant. Transfer private access information securely and make clear who should be contacted for future faults.