Understanding Fencing Requirements

Why Vinyl Is A Great Alternative To Wood

There are very few exterior remodel projects that are as effective and fun as installing a new fence. Of course, the actual labor involved with fence installation might not be exciting, but the results can be very rewarding. You have to make some major decisions when choosing what type fence to install. Most important is choosing the right material for your home style and maintenance needs. This article looks at vinyl fencing and explains why it is such a popular material. Read More 

2 Signs Your Home’s Old Wrought Iron Fence May Need Replacing

If a section of your home's property is surrounded by a wrought iron fence that is has become worn with age, you may wonder if it may be time to replace it with a newer one. If so, look for the following signs that your home's old wrought iron fence may need replacing. Excessive Rust on the Surface Since iron is prone to oxidation, years of exposure to rain, snow, and ice may have made your fence start to rust. Read More 

3 Great Ideas To Add Privacy To An Outdoor Living Space

If you want to add more privacy to your home, there are improvements to your fence that can help. You may want to consider installing wood privacy fencing or using it as stand-alone privacy screens. There are also solutions like plant coverings and windscreens for other fencing materials. Here are a few ideas that will give your outdoor living space the privacy you desire: 1. Plant Covering for Chain Link and Privacy in Outdoor Spaces Read More 

Fences: Aluminum And Wood Compared

If you're going to change, or install a completely new fence on your property, you have a lot to think about. Not only do you have to consider the style and size of your fence, you also need to think about what material will be best for your needs. Some fencing materials are extremely stylish, but require more maintenance. Others might be easy to take care of, but not easy on the eyes. Read More 

Time For A New Wood Fence? 4 Ways To Make Sure It’s Ready For Winter

If you're going to be having a wood fence installed this fall, make sure it's ready for winter. Your fence may be new, but it's still susceptible to winter damage. One way to protect your wood fence is to make sure it's installed before the freezing temperatures arrive. This will ensure that the concrete has a chance to cure before things get too cold. Here are four additional steps you should take to make sure your new fence doesn't suffer any winter damage: Read More